BREAKING NEWS: Man dies in Grand Bay accident

Scene of the accident

A man was reportedly killed in an accident in Grand Bay on Friday.

The identity of the man remains unknown at this time.

The circumstances surrounding the accident are also unknown.

This is a developing story and DNO will publish more information as it becomes available.

 

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9 Comments

  1. king
    December 2, 2017

    cus you will be missed. r.i.p

  2. shirley
    December 2, 2017

    RIP
    Just returned from Dominica a week ago and whilst there, was shock to see people riding motor bikes with no safety helmets for themselves and passengers.
    Spent time in Grand bay and in the pitch darkness at nights I could hear motor bikes speeding on the roads. Going from Grand bay to Roseau by bus, I would pray all the way to arrive safe as although the roads are bad, I witnessed overtaking on those dangerous roads .
    We must learn “more haste less speed” so we protect lives. Safety First.

    • Let The Truth Be Known - Original
      December 6, 2017

      The saying: “Slow and steady wins the race.” Better to get there in one piece than in pieces.
      Some people are brazen and driving motorcycles on roads in Dominica after Hurricane Maria and at all hours especially at nights and early hours of the morning which are dark. They do not appear to care about, what if they got into an accident and the inevitable occurs.

  3. Me
    December 2, 2017

    Motor cycle again? Licenced? Insured?

  4. Prampram
    December 1, 2017

    R.I.P Murray. Touched me. You were an irie padna.

  5. JOSH SHAW
    December 1, 2017

    Once I ride like lightning u will eventually crash like thunder!

  6. December 1, 2017

    Another one ? I guess we are getting back to normalcy first post Maria was the DBS guy now its every body people driving fast , drinking , no respect to the rules of law ,and the roads , the police are not enforcing the law , people are parking there vichle on the side walk and the police don’t have clue to give them a ticket for parking on the side walk , that’s for pedestrians people has to risk there lives to walk in the street because the cannot use the side walk, and the police don’t give cr*p.

    • Anon
      December 2, 2017

      You are so right about the police. They are aware of all the cr*please. Law men have taken to reacting ‘only after things happen. I saw the pad a pass fast, like most of them do on that street packed with ppl, cars, shops etc. They ride slow elsewhere then get on Lalay full trotted, it has become a spectacle for ppl on Lalay dodging bikes on that little street, police know many not licensed, no ticket issued, a breakdown of law and order while the police look on. A ditry shame. RIP. Lalay claim another, respect people.

      • Itassi4us
        December 3, 2017

        so Anon, are u trying to blame the police now for the partners death? what foolishness is that? the police are people just like u and I…. people are to make wise decisions and use their common sense and discretion also.
        its always the police, the prime minister…… stop that …..,man

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