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Death toll in Trelawny crash now at three

Thursday, January 03, 2013 | 9:24 AM



FALMOUTH, Trelawny — The number of casualties from the fatal motor vehicle collision in Trelawny yesterday has climbed to three.

Two more women succumbed to injuries at hospital after one died on the spot.

The three women, who were visiting form overseas, are said to be related.

Several people were injured in the accident, which involved a Nissan Tiida motorcar, heading towards Falmouth, and a Toyota Coaster bus transporting 20 cruise passengers, along the Braco main road.

The passengers arrived at the Falmouth Cruise ship port Wednesday morning.



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