Man Who Died at KFC Drive-Thru Identified as Regan Calliste
The man who died at the KFC drive-thru on Buckley Line has been identified as Regan Calliste, the brother of United Progressive Party MP for St. George, Algernon Watts.
Calliste served as the Director of the National Vocational and Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities.
He reportedly collapsed in his car while at the drive-thru speaker. Family members and loved ones, including MP Watts, were present at the scene.
While the exact cause of death is unknown, medical officials on the scene indicated to Antigua News that he may have suffered a cardiac arrest.
Antigua News extends its condolences to his family and friends.
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