Author: Myesha Broadie

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.

A woman and two (2) men were killed in a four vehicle collision along the Dunn’s River main road in St. Ann, last evening.

The police have not yet released their identities.

The crash involved a white Range Rover, a Honda Fit motor car, a Nissan Lafesta motor car and a Nissan AD Wagon.

Reports are that at about 8:30pm, the vehicles were being driven along the road way, when the driver of the Range Rover lost control of the car which collided with the other three vehicles.

The occupants of the vehicles were taken to hospital, where the driver of the AD Wagon and 2 of his passengers were pronounced dead.

A 22-month-old baby who was a passenger of the Range Rover was taken to the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital and later transferred to the University Hospital of the West Indies, in Kingston, for treatment.