UPDATE: One seriously injured in VG accident-RVIPF
The extent of the injuries is not yet known by this news site.
Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) Information Officer, Diane Drayton, confirmed Virgin Islands News Online's breaking news story that the accident had occurred and persons were injured.
Drayton said it was "a lone vehicle accident with twelve passengers. One had serious injuries." The name of the injured person has not been disclosed.
Nine persons were reportedly injured in the accident that took place sometime after 1:30 P.M. in the Yacht Harbour area of Virgin Gorda
The vehicle involved allegedly belongs to Speedy’s Ferry Service. It is still not clear how the accident occurred.
See previous story posted on December 25, 2012
Nine injured in Safari accident at VG
Nine persons are reportedly injured following an accident that took place in the Yacht Harbour area of Virgin Gorda today, December 25, 2012.
The accident was said to have occurred after 1:30PM this afternoon and allegedly involved a vehicle that belonged to Speedy’s Ferry Service.
When contacted, an employee of Speedy’s said they did not wish to make any comment at this time.
Initial reports indicate that the injuries received are not life threatening at this point.
Four of the injured persons were rushed to the Peebles Hospital on stretcher a short while ago and brought to Tortola by a ferry belonging to Speedy’s Ferry Service.
Virgin Islands News Online will bring more information on this story as it emerges.
22 Responses to “UPDATE: One seriously injured in VG accident-RVIPF”
I can't tell you if this has anything to do with the leap year but $h1t happens
stick to the point ooooo. you all said vip ruled this country well for over 40yrs, ralph was vg representative during that time and still is. for most of his representation he was the premier and minister of finance. cut your bulls#it short. they never elect ndp in vg so let them tek wah dem get. ndp will get that mini hospital and clinic boat, watch and learn.