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Driver loses life in traffic accident.

September 3, 2017

Driver loses life in traffic accident.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Sunday, September 3rd at approximately 03.10 a.m. the Emergency Dispatch received a call of a serious accident which took place on the A. J.C. Brouwers road involving one car with license-plate and which was lying on its side. The paramedics and Police traffic Department were immediately sent to the scene to investigate. The driver identified as S.R.A. (21) who were treated at the scene by paramedics was pronounced dead on his arrival at the Sint Maarten Medical Center. The traffic investigation indicated that the victim lost control of the vehicle and then slammed into a light pole causing the vehicle to overturn and throwing him from the vehicle causing his death.

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Driver loses life in traffic accident.

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