Report: 4 resort employees killed in northern Jamaica after sedan collides with truck
KINGSTON, Jamaica _ Jamaican police say four men have died in a two-vehicle crash in a northern section of the Caribbean country.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force did not immediately release the identities of the four dead men, who were travelling together in a Toyota Yaris. But Radio Jamaica reports that three were from the Dominican Republic and one was from Spain.
Local media says the men worked for a Spanish company’s beach resort on the Caribbean island.
Police say the four were travelling in mostly rural Trelawny parish on Sunday when their sedan collided with a truck travelling in the opposite direction.
The men driving in the Toyota were pronounced dead at a local hospital. The driver of the truck has been reported in stable condition.
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