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Highways Remain Dangerous
posted (January 18, 2016)
There were 2 more accidents in the Belize district over the weekend - but these were not fatal. The first accident happened on Saturday morning around 11. 34 year old Robert Logan was heading to Belize City in his Ford Ranger pickup when one of his tires blew out at mile 13 - right in front of the Soft Toilet Paper Factory. He flipped several times and he was flung out of his truck. Shortly after, his vehicle caught on fire. Although Logan was seriously injured and had to be rushed to the KHMH he is lucky to be alive because he could have been burnt to death in the truck. Police gave us more information on this accident.

Sr. Sup. Edward Broaster, O. C. Eastern Rural
"The first was on Saturday 16th at about 10:45am where a blue pickup truck driven by one Robert Logan, suffered a blowout and flipped 7 times at Mile 13 on the George Price Highway. He was taken to the hospital, has been treated and since released. Fortunately, he survived that serious accident. His vehicle burst into flames and was totally destroyed by fire."

We understand Logan has been released from the KHMH.

As for the other accident, that one happened on the Lords Bank Road early yesterday morning. 38 year old Enrique Minima was heading towards Edwin Parks Avenue in his mini-SUV, A Daihatsu Terios when his steering wheel locked causing him to flip once. Police told us more.

Sr. Sup. Edward Broaster, O. C. Eastern Rural
"The 3rd incident happened 1:39am Sunday morning where a silver Daihatsu Terios, license C-23618 driver by Enrique, manager of 88 Kitchen on Central American Boulevard, Belize City was traveling on the Lord's Bank Road from Green Estate towards Edwin Parks Avenue, Lord's Bank when he suffered mechanical difficulties and his steering was locked. He flipped one time and his vehicle was extensively damage. He did not really suffer serious injuries."

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