Two bodies found in vehicle washed away in St Catherine during Rafael
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November 7, 2024

Two bodies found in vehicle washed away in St Catherine during Rafael

LLUIDAS VALE, Jamaica – Police have confirmed the discovery of two bodies in a vehicle that was washed away in floodwaters in Lluidas Vale, St Catherine during the passage of Tropical Storm Rafael on Tuesday.

Commanding Officer for the St Catherine North Division Superintendent Hopton Nicholson confirmed to Observer Online that the vehicle was spotted around 9 am Thursday in Lluidas Vale, and was retrieved hours later when floodwaters receded, with the help of a tractor from the Worthy Park Estates.

READ: Search ongoing for St Catherine pair washed away by flood waters in Rafael

The scene is currently being processed by the police.

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