Three dead, three hospitalised after St Mary crash
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November 24, 2024

Three dead, three hospitalised after St Mary crash

ST MARY, Jamaica – Three persons are dead while three others are hospitalised in serious conditions following an early morning crash along the Whitehall main road in St Mary on Sunday.

Police report that about 3am, a beige Toyota Corolla and a gray Honda Stream were traveling in opposite directions along the roadway when the Stream lost control and collided into the Corolla.

The occupants of both motor vehicles were taken to the Port Maria Hospital where three of them were pronounced dead and the other three admitted in serious conditions.

It is said that the three deceased were returning home from a wake. One of the deceased is said to be a student of Carron Hall High.

The Port Maria police are investigating the incident.

– Ingrid Henry

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