3 dead after multi-vehicle crash in St Ann
The mangled AD Wagon that was involved in the multi-vehicle fatal crash near Dunn's River in Ocho Rios, St Ann on Wednesday.
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April 3, 2024

3 dead after multi-vehicle crash in St Ann

Three persons were killed and others injured in a four-vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in the vicinity of Pearly Beach in St Ann.

It is reported that the accident happened sometime after 8:00pm.

Observer Online understands that passengers who were traveling in an AD Wagon motor car from the Falmouth Market all succumbed to their injuries.

Others were rushed to the hospital.

– Akera Davis

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