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*** UPDATE***: A man lost his life in a traffic accident

December 21, 2016

*** UPDATE***: A man lost his life in a traffic accident
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UPDATE:

~Correction: The man is not a French national as we publish before ~

The victim is Carlo Talkami

OYSTERPOND, Sint Maarten – Early Wednesday morning  at around 2:00 am a man driving on the Suckergarden road (Section Defiance ) heading to Oyster pond road lost control of his gold color Suzuki Vitara Plate P-8938 causing him to go towards the right side of the road causing his SUV to flip over on the side.

The impact of the accident caused the victim some serious injuries that caused him his life. The fire department was called to rescue him out of the car with the use of the Jaw of Life.

Eyewitness to the accident told 721news, the man was driving at a high velocity and he overtook a white car before the accident occurred.

The victim was identified by some bystanders as “Carlos” later we got confirmation from friends his correct name is Carlo Talkami from Suriname and he was residing in Belvedere.

Later during the day we will update our readers on any additional news.

721news extend our sincere condolences go out to next of kin and the family of the deceased.

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*** UPDATE***: A man lost his life in a traffic accident

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