AUA Student in ICU following Serious Accident in Jolly Harbour
22 year old Arpit Khadse is currently a patient at the Intensive Care Unit of the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center following an accident in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Four persons were in the vehicle at the time.
Khadse suffered bleeding to his brain and had to be intubated.
Reports are that they smashed into a fence after their vehicle lost control.
The condition of the other three occupants remain unknown but all four remain hospitalized according to sources.
The accident occurred just after 3 a.m.
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