Two feared dead following Trelawny collision
At least two persons are feared dead following a two-vehicle collision in Trelawny.
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February 20, 2024

Two feared dead following Trelawny collision

TRELAWNY, Jamaica – At least two persons are feared dead following a two-vehicle collision on the Spring Hill main road in Trelawny on Tuesday morning.

Observer Online understands that the accident involved a Toyota Noah and a Toyota Axio.

Members of the emergency services are currently on the scene.

Passengers from the Noah were taken to the Falmouth Public General Hospital for treatment.

The accident follows another on Sunday which claimed the lives of four individuals. In that accident, three of the individuals died on the spot while the other died at hospital.

READ: Four killed in Trelawny crash

More details soon.

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