Motor vehicle accident claims senior citizen in St Mary
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June 29, 2024

Motor vehicle accident claims senior citizen in St Mary

ST MARY, Jamaica — A motor vehicle accident along the Belfield main road in St Mary has left a senior citizen dead and five other persons nursing injuries.

Reports are that the driver of a grey Toyota Corolla motorcar was travelling in an easterly direction along the Belfield main road when on reaching the vicinity of the Happy Hour Early Childhood School, he lost control of the vehicle and overturned into a gully.

The incident happened around 3:43 am on Saturday, June 29.

It is reported that one of six passengers, 61-year-old Rhone Brown of the community was seen lying motionless.

All occupants were taken to the Annotto Bay Hospital where Brown was pronounced dead.

The other five occupants were treated for their injuries and are said to be in stable condition.

— Ingrid Henry

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