Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Woman Sustained Eight-Centimeter Wound After Falling in Drain During T-Shirt Mas
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Woman Sustained Eight-Centimeter Wound After Falling in Drain During T-Shirt Mas

Woman Sustained Eight-Centimeter Wound After Falling in Drain During T-Shirt Mas

30 July 2023 - 22:16

Woman Sustained Eight-Centimeter Wound After Falling in Drain During T-Shirt Mas

30 July 2023 - 22:16

A young woman who fell into a drain during T-Shirt Mas was left with an 8-centimeter wound that required stitches.

The drain cover was damaged causing the woman’s leg to get trapped. The exposed iron slashed the woman’s leg, causing profuse bleeding.

The woman took to social media after the unfortunate injury, expressing frustration with the drains and culverts in the city.

She was treated at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center and discharged.

Following the incident, residents expressed frustration about the poor state of roads in St Johns.

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4 Comments

  1. Sjdc is responsible for the upkeep of st John’s?
    Can a case be made ?

    Reply
  2. This islands are all failed states

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  3. Good afternóon it is quite a number of years the city is in a deplorable state and i cant understand for heaven why the prime minister doing tourism have that kind of destruction going on people lives it is terrible

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  4. Our city stinks the smell is so unbearable in the gutters they don’t care I wonder when we are going to get things right

    Reply

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