Toyota bus destroyed by fire on Eastwood Park Road
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May 24, 2023

Toyota bus destroyed by fire on Eastwood Park Road

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – A Toyota Hiace mini bus was destroyed by fire along Eastwood Park Road in St Andrew on Tuesday night.

According to an alleged eye witness, he was travelling along the said road about 8:40 pm when he observed fire coming from the bus.

The witness said he alerted the driver, who, along with the passengers, quickly exited the vehicle.

On the arrival of the fire unit, the vehicle was completely burnt out.

No one was injured.

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