Two killed in St Elizabeth crash
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January 31, 2024

Two killed in St Elizabeth crash

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Two men died as a result of injuries they sustained during a crash on the Mountainside main road in St Elizabeth on Tuesday night.

Their identities have not yet been ascertained.

A police report said about 8:30 pm, a Toyota Axio motorcar travelling northerly failed to keep left and collided with a Champion motorcycle on which the men were travelling in the opposite direction.

They were reportedly flung from the motorcycle upon impact. The injured men were taken to the Black River Hospital where they were pronounced dead.

-Kasey Williams

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