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Drivers falls ill while driving and dies in collision.

August 6, 2018

Drivers falls ill while driving and dies in collision.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Traffic Department is presently a traffic accident which occurred on Monday August 6th at approximately 07.50 a.m. According to the report the driver of a small Hyundai I-10 with license plate 368ZBG971 by the name of Cornel Scarborough (63) fell ill behind the steering wheel while driving on the Walter Nisbeth coming from Freedom Fighter Round about. The driver at that point lost control of his vehicle and colliding head on into the round-about. The victim lost consciousness and was treated on the scene by the paramedics however died shortly after. A medical doctor pronounced the death of the victim. The body of the victim was subsequently turned to family members.

KPSM Press Release

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