Sherwin Harding Identified as Man Killed in Pares Crash; Little Girl Also Dies

A woman and another child survived Monday night’s crash on Pares Main Road and were taken to hospital.

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Sherwin Harding Identified as Man Killed in Pares Crash; Little Girl Also Dies
Deceased Sherwin Harding · Social Media

Sherwin Harding has been identified as one of two people killed in a traffic accident on Pares Main Road on Monday night. A little girl also lost her life in the crash.

Harding was reportedly driving the vehicle, which was carrying four people, an adult man, an adult woman and two children, when it struck a concrete wall.

The woman and the other child survived and were taken to hospital. The surviving child was earlier reported to be in critical condition. An update on their conditions was not immediately available.

Preliminary reports suggest the little girl who died may have been thrown from the vehicle during the collision. That account has not been officially confirmed.

There are also unconfirmed reports that speeding may have been a factor. The circumstances leading to the crash remain unclear.

The little girl’s identity has not yet been released.

This story will be updated as further information becomes available.

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Comments (1)

  • Hadassah November 2, 2026, 10:59 PM

    Family and friends are left in shock! And what I’m hearing from persons that were on the scene it’s not pretty. I just pray peace for the family and that the mother and child still living will pull through

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