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SUV flips over on Bellevue Road

October 25, 2016

SUV flips over on Bellevue Road
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MARIGOT – On Monday morning, October 24, around 11:30am, a male driver of a white Jeep Cherokee  P-5834, who was driving on Rue National 7, (Bellevue Road) heading in the direction of Cole Bay, lost control and slammed into a tree, which caused his SUV to flip over and land on its roof.

721news could not confirm the exact cause of the accident, but the driver who suffered minor injuries was transported to the Louis Constant Fleming hospital in Concordia.

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The Gendarmes Traffic Department is busy with the investigation.

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SUV flips over on Bellevue Road

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