UPDATE: Haver’s accident victims escape without serious injuries
The young man was the lone occupant of the one vehicle that was severely damaged during the triple vehicle accident that occurred sometime around 8 A.M. at Haver’s Estate.
Unable to recollect exactly what resulted in the accident, Mr Flanders said the mercies of God and prayers are responsible for him being alive or out of any serious danger and with all his limbs in place.
Mr Flanders was treated for multiple bruises about the body and sent home from the Peebles Hospital the same day of the accident. “Yes I am doing ok, thanks to God and for those persons who were praying for me,” he told Virgin Islands News Online in an exclusive interview.
He admitted he is still feeling some amount of pain in the area of his back and other parts of his body but is sure those would subside with healing time.
Asked about the other person that was also rushed to Peebles Hospital, Mr Flanders confirmed it was a female who was the occupant of another vehicle. He said while he was informed she too was treated and sent home the same day, he was not sure of her condition.
“I don’t really know of her condition but I will be trying to get her to see how she is doing,” said Mr Flanders.
See previous article published September 24, 2013
Three-vehicle accident leaves 2 injured
An accident, which occurred sometime after 8 A.M. today September 24, 2013 at Haver’s Estate and involved three vehicles, has left two persons injured.
The extent of the injuries are unclear at this time but it is understood that two of the parties involved in the accident were rushed to Peebles Hospital by an ambulance a short while ago.
Onlookers could not say how the accident may have been caused but, according to a bystander, a black Suzuki Jeep (PP243), first rear-ended a white Suzuki Jeep (PV 14158), which in turn struck a white Chevrolet pickup (PV6571).
The occupant of the black Suzuki, which received the most damage in the accident, along with the occupant of the white Suzuki (whose name was given as Elise Molyneaux) were rushed to the hospital.
The accident caused traffic to slow to a crawl during the morning rush hour.
Police officers are currently on the scene conducting investigations along with the driver of the Chevrolet vehicle.
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