Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Vehicle Crashes Into Red Cross Fence on Old Parham Road
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Vehicle Crashes Into Red Cross Fence on Old Parham Road

Vehicle Crashes Into Red Cross Fence on Old Parham Road

30 August 2026 - 13:32

Vehicle Crashes Into Red Cross Fence on Old Parham Road

30 August 2026 - 13:32

Vehicle crashes into newly erected Red Cross fence on Old Parham Road early Saturday (photo by Sadrique Armstrong)

A vehicle crashed into the newly erected fence at the Antigua and Barbuda Red Cross headquarters on Old Parham Road during the early hours of Saturday morning.

The white Toyota Vitz sustained extensive damage, particularly to its rear and left side. The impact also damaged a concrete pillar and tore down a large section of the organisation’s metal fence and gate.

Vehicle crashes into newly erected Red Cross fence on Old Parham Road early Saturday (photo by Sadrique Armstrong)

Images from the scene show the badly damaged vehicle lodged against the property, with broken concrete, twisted metal and other debris scattered across the roadway.

The condition of the driver was not immediately known, and the circumstances leading to the crash remain unclear.

The incident is especially disheartening because the Red Cross recently erected the fence around its property.

Further information is expected as the authorities investigate the accident.

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4 Comments

  1. This is pure madness!!!
    I pray the driver is not too badly injured .
    Unless it’s some catastrophic mechanical failure, the next bet is reckless driving!
    My vet is on the latter!!
    In all my years I’ve never seen a car on Holberton Hospital Cot nor heard of one at SLBMC!!!
    Take your time !
    Parts can replace on a car not dealership or doctor sell parts for the human body!
    Teck warning!

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  2. Well I guess the redress just hagfi find a new gate

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  3. The poor fence man…can’t have anything nice in Antigua with all these idiots driving. Charge them for the fence man.

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  4. Chuppps moving right along

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