Author: IRIE FM NEWS

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.

By Markelia Rumble and Clement Reid

Several students attached to the Hampton High School for girls and Munro college in St. Elizabeth were rushed to the Black River Hospital, following a crash along the Holland Bamboo Main Road in St. Elizabeth, this morning.

Head of the St. Elizabeth Police Superintendent Coleridge Minto confirmed the incident.

He said the crash involved a Toyota coaster bus which the students were aboard and a Toyota Noah. 

According to Superintendent Minto 14 students of the Hampton High School for girls and 4 students of Munro College were involved in the crash. 

He said the driver of the Noah is being questioned.

In the meantime, Principal of Hampton High Mahvell Charlton-Brown, confirmed that none of the students is in critical condition and that all have been accounted for.