On Sunday, the Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) transported six people to the hospital after a vehicle plunged over a precipice at La Croix Maingot.
SLFS personnel responded with two fire trucks and two ambulances after receiving an emergency call at about 6:40 pm.
According to reports, the six vehicle occupants were initially trapped inside, but the emergency responders got them out.
Two of the occupants appeared to have sustained severe injuries.
The cause of the accident was not immediately apparent.
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What kind of vehicle? Is it a minibus, a pickup truck a car? Please be more specific.
LET ME GUESS SPEED WHAT ELSE.
Not necessarily speed. Numerous other things can cause an accident. But this is the one to pray , hope and give support to the families if you can
Most of the occupants and still unconscious. A number of broken limbs and spinal injuries. Prayers out to the occupants and their families
All these accidents have a trend. Mini buses, Goods Vehicles head on collisions and private vehicles off precipices in recent times. Yet still no word or tangible action by Dept. of Transport. If a vehicel runs off the road u will hear OH Speed, with no proper investigation or analysis done by the autosities. SMH with Lucia. Are we becoming a Failed State?
What do you expect from crack heads