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GDF soldier dies in Soesdyke-Linden Highway

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August 24, 2021
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A 26-year-old Guyana Defence Force (GDF) soldier, Wilmot Warde, died on Tuesday after the car he was driving crashed along the Haurauni Public Road Soesdyke, Linden Highway.

According to police report, at about 07:10 hours, motorcar # PLL 6077 was proceeding north along the western side of Haurauni Public Road at an alleged fast rate of speed and the driver allegedly lost control of the motorcar.

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As a result, the motorcar ended up on the western parapet, where the driver fell onto the driveway of Scotty Creek which caused him to receive injuries to his body.

The driver was picked up by public-spirited citizens in a semi-conscious condition and was escorted to the Diamond Diagnostic Centre.

The driver was seen and examined by a doctor on duty and later succumbed to his injuries while receiving treatment.

The body was later transported to the Memorial Gardens Mortuary awaiting PME.

The GPF has since launched an investigation surrounding the circumstances of the incident. Investigations are ongoing.

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