Construction worker feared dead after house collapses in Prembroke Hall
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November 6, 2023

Construction worker feared dead after house collapses in Prembroke Hall

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – The body of a construction worker is believed to be trapped under rubble after a house he was reportedly working on collapsed in Prembroke Hall, St Andrew on Monday morning.

The Duhaney Park police are currently at the location where an excavator is being used to remove the rubble to locate the man’s body.

It is yet to be revealed what caused the building to crumble.

More information soon.

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