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Motorcyclist injured after crashing into concrete blocks

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February 10, 2021
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A motorcyclist was injured on the No. 2 Public Road, Berbice on Tuesday after he attempted to overtake a motorcar and lost control of the motorcycle and crashed into a stack of hollow blocks.

The injured man, Seeraj Bridgelall of Shieldtown, West Bank Berbice (WBB) was at about 12:54h proceeding east along the northern drive lane of the No. 2 Public Road when he lost control of the motorcycle. He crashed on the southern footpath into some hollow blocks that were packed on the southern side of the road.

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Bridgelall sustained injuries about his body and was taken by public spirited citizens to the New Amsterdam Public Hospital where he was admitted.
Police are investigating the matter.

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