Two women killed in Trelawny crash
The motor car in which the two women were travelling yesterday.<br />(PHOTO: MARK CUMMINGS)
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July 30, 2014

Two women killed in Trelawny crash

FALMOUTH, Trelawny — Two women were killed yesterday in a collision on the Duncans to Falmouth main road, in the vicinity of Burwood Beach.

They have been identified as Keisha Davis, 36, a resident of New Jersey, USA, and Heather Lowe of Elthan in St Ann.

The deceased were among the five people travelling in a Toyota Probox motor car which was heading towards Falmouth when the accident occurred.

Details about the crash were not available last night.

The other occupants of the Probox as well as the driver of the SUV involved were taken to hospital for medical attention.

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