August 29, 2026

UPDATE: 1 of 3 firefighters injured in Hagley Park Road blaze released from hospital

Written byShanice Gibbs

The Jamaica Fire Brigade says one of the three firefighters who sought medical attention at hospital after being injured while battling Thursday’s blaze along Hagley Park Road in St. Andrew has been discharged.

The other two firefighters remain hospitalised.

Their condition is not considered life-threatening.

The fire engulfed Superior Parts Limited as well as several businesses and homes.

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