Four killed in Trelawny crash
Crash scene on North Coast highway.
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February 18, 2024

Four killed in Trelawny crash

TRELAWNY, Jamaica— Four people died as a result of injuries they sustained during a two-vehicle collision on the North Coast highway in Trelawny early Sunday morning.

The accident involved a Toyota Mark X and an Audi motorcar.

A police source disclosed that three of the individuals died on the spot while the other died at hospital.

The identities of the deceased have not yet been disclosed.

More details to come.

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