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Two killed in highway crash in Trelawny

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Two men were killed in a crash along the North Coast Highway, in the vicinity of Spring Hill, in Trelawny this morning. The collision involved a Toyota Axio and a Toyota Voxy. The area has been experiencing heavy rainfall. The crash is impeding...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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