Three Vincentian females — ages 17, 18 and 19 — also lost their lives in the fatal crash that has also left two Vincentian males — ages 18 and 21 — along with the 52-year-old taxi driver hospitalized. The dead girls were part of a seven-member group who were here since last December for an internship programme at the Crane Resort, St Philip and were due to depart the island this morning.
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Prayers for and condolences to the families of the deceased.
This is indeed so sad.
In reply to TheTrail
very sad may their families find peace and may they rest in peace
So sorry to hear; Peace to family & friends and RIP to the departed
In reply to ponderiver
Four people — including a Barbadian man and three Vincentian women — lost their lives in a fatal collision involving a taxi and a private motor car, along the Graeme Hall section of the ABC Highway around 3 a.m. today.
Police are yet to release the names of the victims. However, counted among the dead are the 23-year-old Barbadian male driver of the white Mitsubishi Lancer and his three female passengers, ages 17, 18 and 19, police spokesman Inspector Roland Cobbler told Barbados TODAY.
Cobbler, who is the acting public relations officer of the Royal Barbados Police Force, also revealed that the three dead women, who were interns at the Crane Resort in St Philip, were due to leave the island today.
Two Vincentian males — ages 18 and 21 — were also passengers in the car at the time of the accident.
They were rushed to hospital by ambulance, along with the 52-year-old driver of the champagne coloured Toyota Noah.
Based on their preliminary investigations, lawmen say there were at least three passengers in the taxi at the time of the crash. However, those survivors apparently left the scene.
Police are therefore appealing to them and anyone else with information on the deadly collision to come forward.
Man, that is depressing - rest in peace young ones. My condolences go out to the families.
Those three who left the seen should be thankful their life have been spared in that unfortunate accident - come out from hiding/from the shock and help the police with the investigation.
My Condolences to all those who have
lost loved Ones in this horrific Tragedy . May they all be comforted
by cherished & precious Memories of those who have died . May they Rest in
Peace .
