JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A collision involving a minibus taxi and a truck killed at least 11 people in South Africa on Thursday, a local government official and emergency services said, just over a week after a similar road crash left 14 schoolchildren dead. The fatal collision came days after a deadly head-on crash between a minibus taxi being used to transport schoolchildren and a truck. On Thursday, South Africa Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy expressed “serious concerns” about the continuous rise in traffic fatalities caused by crashes involving public transportation. She instructed the country’s Road Traffic Management Corporation, which is responsible for organizing road traffic regulation, enforcement and strategic planning, to collaborate with local authorities to investigate the cause of the most recent collision. ___Imray reported from Cape Town, South Africa.