BREAKING: Man Injured at Deep Water Habour During Freak Accident Dies
Denroy Harrigan, the 58-year-old man who was badly damaged during a freak accident at the Deep-Water Harbour on Tuesday, July 18 has died
According to sources, Harrigan died in the wee hours of the morning at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center.
He underwent orthopaedic surgery on his pelvic area but after close to two weeks he remained in critical condition.
Harrigan got pinned between a truck and a container just after midday on July 18th while carrying out his duties. He was employed by a shipping agent
Meanwhile, Port workers and those who knew him have plunged into sadness.
Several of them took to social media this morning, expressing condolences to Harrigan’s family.
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