ATTENDANT JAMAR GITTENS was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital after being injured when a car careered off the road into the Shell Service Station at Triple D Enterprises Complex at Mapp Hill, St Michael, about 6:30 p.m. yesterday.The gas pump beside which Gittens was seated was struck by the car.Both police and Barbados Fire Service officials went to the scene and the immediate area was barred from vehicular and pedestrian traffic as a precaution because of the gasoline fumes escaping from the pump.An elderly couple was in the vehicle but neither reportedly received injuries. They declined to speak to the Press.
Gas attendant hurt in crash
Related Articles
Mortgages rule loans sector
The continued expansion in mortgages to facilitate the increased construction of houses and commercial properties has become “a key...
Regional law enforcement officers urged to collaborate more on tacking crime
The director of policing and risk management with the Barbados-based Regional Security System (RSS), Lieutenant Colonel Kerry Waterman,...
Coop, BAMC talks collapse
Attempts at mediation between Barbados Sustainable Energy Cooperative Society Ltd (CoopEnergy Barbados) and the Barbados Agricultural Management Company...
McIntosh remanded in Tameah Ramdass murder case
Nicholas Andre McIntosh, 26, of Sargeant Street, St John, appeared in the District “D” Court, Cane Garden, St...