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On Tuesday, emergency personnel rushed a woman passenger to the OKEU Hospital after two vehicles collided head-on at Choc, a short distance from St. James’s Club.
“We received a call at 7:55 this morning,” Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) spokeswoman Stacy Joseph told St Lucia Times.
Joseph disclosed that one of the drivers declined medical assistance and signed a release form.
But a female passenger complained of general body pains and was taken to the hospital in stable condition.
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They need to stop turning out of St. James into Castries so recklessly. A roundabout should have been erected in the Marisule junction by now!!!
Head on on the 3 lanes. To me the lanes are marked and arrows clearly say which direction for each lane. Aa