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August 16, 2025

WATCH: Several Injured in Highway 2000 Crash

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Several people were rushed to hospital on Saturday afternoon after the car they were traveling in overturned on the May Pen to Williamsfield leg of Highway 2000.

Preliminary reports are that about 4:30 pm the driver of a Nissan Note lost control of the vehicle in the eastbound lane below Williamsfield, Manchester and crashed the vehicle into a jersey barrier on the highway causing the vehicle to overturn.

The driver and passengers of the Nissan Note were assisted from the vehicle by passersby. Motorists and commuters came together and flipped the vehicle.

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