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Road accident in Grand-Case: a scooter rider evacuated to Guadeloupe | FAXINFO

June 17, 2024

Road accident in Grand-Case: a scooter rider evacuated to Guadeloupe | FAXINFO
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The day after the tragic accident which cost the life of a young scooter rider in Cay Hill in the Dutch part, a new road accident occurred this time on the French side, requiring the medical evacuation of a two-wheeler driver to the Guadeloupe University Hospital.

Emergency teams were called to a serious road accident which occurred on Monday June 10 around 16:30 p.m. on the RN7, near the central kitchen in Hope Estate. For reasons still unknown, the driver of a scooter lost control of his machine. The gendarmerie specifies that the 53-year-old victim was wearing a bowl-type helmet at the time of his fall. Although his vital prognosis is not in jeopardy, the seriousness of his injuries nevertheless required medical evacuation to the Guadeloupe University Hospital.

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An investigation has been opened to determine the exact causes of this accident. _AF

https://faxinfo.fr/en/accident-de-la-route-a-grand-case-un-scooteriste-evacue-en-guadeloupe/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/local-news/road-accident-in-grand-case-a-scooter-rider-evacuated-to-guadeloupe-faxinfo/

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