Theodore Whitmore hospitalised
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October 14, 2016

Theodore Whitmore hospitalised

ST JAMES, Jamaica — National men’s senior team football coach Theodore Whitmore was said to be resting well at the Cornwall Regional Hospital after he was rushed to the medical institution earlier yesterday, after he allegedly fainted.

A member of the St James High coaching staff informed that Whitmore had spoken to them and was resting in the institution after a scare earlier in the day.

Reports are that Whitmore was talking to friends in the vicinity of the St James Parish Library and the Montego Bay Post Office after playing football when he collapsed.

He was rushed to the hospital where he was admitted.

Paul Reid

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