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Mini bus slams into parked truck on highwayA number of passengers were rushed to the Linden Hospital last evening nursing serious injuries after the mini bus they were travelling in slammed into a parked truck on the Linden Soesdyke Highway. The route 72 mini bus from Mahdia was on its way to Georgetown when the driver slammed into an unlit parked truck on the highway. Three of the passengers who were rushed to the Linden Hospital are believed to be in a critical state. The driver of the mini bus also escaped with injuries. |
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Amid loud screams and thunderous applause from the audience early Sunday morning, Miss Blueberry Hill Latisha Phillips was crowned Miss Linden Town Week 2013 at the pageant held at the Mackenzie Sports Club (MSC) Ground in Linden.
July 29 – Aug 3, 2013
Relatives of two of the three men shot dead in a protest at Linden last July have appeared before the Commission of Inquiry set up to probe the incident and look at compensation.
Meanwhile, Clyde Lewis testified that his 46-year-old brother had worked intermittently as a mason, carpenter and handyman and took care of their elderly mother Daphne who was present at the hearing on Thursday. However, he was unable to present a clear estimate of his earnings. Asked by the commission how often his brother would work Lewis averaged about three-quarters of the year in total.
he youngster noted that he was also receiving assistance from his mother.









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