Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) emergency personnel rushed two tourists to a medical facility after their vehicle collided with another at Canelles, Micoud.
The tourists, a man and a woman in their fifties, were in a green Chevrolet Spark when it collided with a red Mitsubishi RVR driven by a local.
The accident occurred after 6:00 pm on Thursday.
However, while the visiting couple accepted emergency transportation to a medical facility, the local declined.
Between January and October last year, trauma from incidents, including physical assaults and road accidents, resulted in 1 906 Saint Lucia Fire Service ambulance responses.
Emergency personnel transported two thousand two hundred and fifteen trauma patients.
And so far, for 2024, Saint Lucia has recorded one road fatality – a 61-year-old driver who died two days after a three-vehicle collision at Praslin on New Year’s Day.
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Who cares. Am not surprised. Another few will happen this weekend or even tonight.
Oh well…..I am glad everyone is ok accidents happen every minute of the day all over the world…….BAM !! Another one just happened somewhere oh well.
Why are tourist in a chevy spark just so