Two-vehicle collision in St Ann leaves several injured
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September 2, 2022

Two-vehicle collision in St Ann leaves several injured

ST ANN, Jamaica— Several people have been seriously injured following a two-vehicle collision along the AGR Byfield Highway in St Ann’s Bay, St Ann.

It is reported that a four-year-old child is in critical condition, while six other people are nursing injuries from the accident.

Information reaching the OBSERVER ONLINE is that the accident occurred sometime after 3:00 pm when a vehicle that was travelling toward Ocho Rios collided with another heading in the opposite direction.

Acting head of the St Ann police David White confirmed the incident.

More to come.

-Akera Davis

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