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Jan 19, 2022 News
Kaieteur News – A man was crushed to death by a container truck on Water Street, Georgetown on Tuesday afternoon while reportedly riding behind the vehicle, witnesses said.
The man, who eyewitnesses described as middle-aged, was reportedly run over by the truck around 15:01 hours. Up to press time he was not identified. An eyewitness related that the accident occurred while he was in his car which was parked in front of a store on Water Street.
When Kaieteur News arrived at the scene the undertakers from the Memorial Gardens Funeral Home had already picked up the remains. “I heard something “pop”… but I had no clue that anything happened,” the eyewitness related. He said he then heard people shouting that a man on a motorbike just get run over. “When I come out the car I see de man brains scattered on the road,” the witness reported.
A fisher vendor who was passing at the time said that the motorcyclist had passed him a few minutes prior to the accident. Investigation into the tragic accident is still ongoing.
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