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Taxi driver critical following Mabaruma accident 

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May 20, 2021
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A taxi driver of Mabaruma, North West District is hospitalised in a critical condition after he lost control his car and crashed into an electrical pole on Thursday.

Critically injured is Royston Gill.
Reports are that around midday on Thursday, the man was heading to Mabaruma when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a electrical pole along the Kumaka Stretch.

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Persons ran to his aid and an eyewitness noted that the man held onto an electrical wire after he emerged from the wrecked car. He suffered serious burns to his body including his feet.

Reports are that the father of two had moments earlier visited the owners of the car and he was heading back to Mabaruma when the accident occurred. The electrical pole was broken into pieces and fell onto the roadway.
The man was hospitalised in a unconscious state and hospital sources reported that his condition was critical.

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