Van Overturns on Factory Road Near Parham Corner
A van overturned along Factory Road in the vicinity of Parham Corner earlier today, leaving the vehicle extensively damaged and partially lodged off the roadway.
The black Toyota van appeared to have flipped onto its side before coming to rest in a grassy area just off the main road. The rear door of the vehicle was missing, and visible body damage suggested a significant impact. Debris, including personal items and vehicle parts, was scattered along the roadside near the scene.
The vehicle’s rear lights and back panel sustained notable damage, and one wheel was seen elevated off the ground as the van leaned heavily to one side against the embankment.
At this time, the condition of the driver remains unknown. It is also unclear whether any other occupants were inside the vehicle when the incident occurred.
More details will be provided as information becomes available.
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