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July 19, 2024

WATCH: Infant among four hurt in Waterloo Road crash

KINGSTON, Jamaica – An infant was among four persons injured in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Waterloo Road and Waterloo Avenue in St Andrew on Friday morning.

It is understood that about 10:30am, a red Honda Fit and a blue Mercedes Benz CLA 200 collided as one vehicle attempted to make a turn onto Waterloo Avenue from Waterloo Road while the other vehicle attempted to go straight.

Three occupants of the Benz and one person travelling in the Fit were hurt in the incident and taken to receive treatment. Their conditions are not known at this time.

Observer Online videographer Llewellyn Wynter reported from the scene.

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