Minibus driver trapped after collision with truck in St Ann

Firefighters work to remove driver from minibus (Photo: Mark Cummings)

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July 9, 2025

Minibus driver trapped after collision with truck in St Ann

ST ANN, Jamaica — Firefighters worked feverishly on Wednesday to free the trapped driver of a minibus that collided with a truck on the Richmond main road in St Ann.

At least three people reportedly suffered injuries as a result of the crash, however, the extent of their injuries is not known.

The mishap has resulted in a pile-up of traffic on the usually busy thoroughfare.

(Photo: Mark Cummings)

(Photo: Mark Cummings)

(Photo: Mark Cummings)

(Photo: Mark Cummings)

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