A twenty-nine-year-old male sustained injuries when a cement truck crashed into the George F.L. Charles airport fence on Friday.
The Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) said it received a distress call at about 1:20 am and found the victim walking towards the ambulance on arrival.
According to a SLFS release, the man said he could not recall what led up to the incident.
The emergency responders who assessed him observed that he had a tear to the bottom of his lip.
The responders treated and transported him to a medical facility for further care.
Police are investigating the incident.
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Driver may have fallen asleep.
at that time in the morning most likely he fell asleep
The St.Lucian drivers have a blight ?
If the driver had fallen asleep then is the best come.
Driver said he couldn’t recall what caused the accident so please tell him I said that he fell asleep at the wheel that’s what caused it How do I know I have over 28 yrs driving heavy duty trucks tractor/ trailer combination and drives over 115000miles/184000kms a year a very good portion of that is night driving but I don’t push myself beyond what I can handle you try to fight sleep you will surely lose