Several injured after two-bus crash in St Ann
The scene of the accident on the Salem main road after two buses collided head-on Sunday.
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July 24, 2022

Several injured after two-bus crash in St Ann

ST ANN, Jamaica – Several people are seriously injured following a major two-bus accident on the Salem main road in Runaway Bay, St Ann on Sunday morning.

Information reaching OBSERVER ONLINE is that the two public transportation vehicles collided sometime after 9.

Head of the St Ann police, Senior Superintendent Dwight Powell confirmed the incident.

He said there are no reports of casualties at this time.

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