Wednesday, June 17, 2026

UPDATE: Two injured at Arawak Cement Plant

Date:

Share post:

Two men, including one listed as critically injured, sustained burns during an industrial accident at the Arawak Cement Plant in St Lucy early Sunday morning.

Police say plant attendant Brian Moore reportedly has burns about 90 per cent of his body and is listed as gravely/critically injured. Process supervisor Vincent Ellis remains at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) with burns to both hands and feet.

The pair, along with plant attendant Erroll Lewis were overseeing a cement mixing process, during which a blockage was observed. While trying to clear the blockage, “a mixture that was extremely hot was expelled completely covering Brian Moore; Vincent Ellis also sustained radiant exposure”.

Both were taken to the QEH by ambulance.

Anyone who may have information regarding this incident is asked to contact Crab Hill Police Station at 3107701, police emergency 211, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIPS (8477) or any Police Station. (PR/SAT)

Related articles

US Congress urged to restore benefits for Caribbean immigrants

New York Attorney General Letitia James is leading a coalition of 22 other attorneys general in urging United...

Schools start to get summer upgrades

Thirty-five schools across Barbados are set to undergo major structural upgrades this summer as the Ministry of Education...

Messi hat-trick equals scoring record as Argentina dazzle against Algeria

 Lionel Messi scored a majestic hat-trick to equal the all-time World Cup scoring record, answering doubts about his influence at...

Public has a ‘right to know’

Governor of the Central Bank Dr The Most Honourable Kevin Greenidge is facing mounting public criticism over his...