None of the victims involved in the crash at Bath, St John, on Sunday night were hospitalized.
Consultant Dr Harold Watson told the DAILY NATION yesterday the first of the 22 casualties was seen in the Accident & Emergency Department around 9 p.m. Sunday, and medical personnel attended to the accident victims until midnight.
Watson said most of the injured complained of soft tissue injuries, headaches, back pain and lacerations.
They were treated and discharged.
A Sunday picnic turned tragic when a coach carrying the picnickers overturned, injuring driver Roger Gibson of Redman’s Village, St Thomas, and his 29 passengers.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
No accident victims kept
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