Two women escape serious injury in Mike Town, Manchester crash
A Toyota Wish motor car went off road and overturned in Mike Town, Manchester on Sunday morning.
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October 26, 2025

Two women escape serious injury in Mike Town, Manchester crash

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Two women narrowly escaped serious injuries after the car they were travelling in went off road and overturned in Mike Town, Manchester on Sunday morning.

Preliminary reports are that sometime after 8:00 am, the women were travelling in a motor vehicle when the driver lost control and the car went off road. The car overturned and crashed into a tree.

The women are being treated at hospital.

— Kasey Williams

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