Author: Shanice Gibbs

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.

Two of several students who were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Dublin Castle, Gordon Town, yesterday are in critical but stable condition.

The two students were reportedly among a group of over 20 pupils who were rushed to the University Hospital of the West Indies after the Hiace bus they were travelling in crashed and overturned.

The children were from the Louise Bennett-Coverley and the St. Martin de Porres Primary Schools in the parish.

Speaking at the hospital last night, Education Minister, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, described the incident as disturbing, but said she was relieved that no death was reported.