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Published on 2024-03-26 01:08:00
The tragic accident that occurred on Monday, March 25, 2024, along the Harper Highway in Monrovia, claimed the lives of four individuals, including a patient being transported in an ambulance belonging to Partners in Health, a non-profit health organization. The victims, believed to be students of William V.S. Tubman University, were on a motorbike when it collided with the ambulance.
The victims, identified as Philip Williams, Standly Natt, Godfrey Dweh, Marie Dennis, and an unnamed patient, were rushed to J.J. Dossen Hospital but sadly pronounced dead by health workers. Eyewitnesses reported that the ambulance had a severe mechanical fault while en route to Harper with a patient from Pleebo, resulting in the fatal collision with the motorbike.
Philip Williams and Standly Natt tragically died instantly in the accident, and the driver of the ambulance reportedly fled the scene following the collision, leaving behind a distraught crowd. The eyewitnesses revealed that the deceased individuals were students at different levels of study at William V.S. Tubman University, showcasing the diversity and impact of the tragedy on the academic community.
This unfortunate incident adds to a series of road accidents in Maryland County, highlighting the dangers of reckless driving and overspeeding on the roads. Previous accidents in the region have claimed the lives of residents, pastors, journalists, and company employees, emphasizing the need for stricter road safety measures and enforcement.
The community mourns the loss of these young lives and calls for accountability and responsibility in road transportation to prevent future tragedies. The impact of such accidents reverberates through families, educational institutions, and the broader community, serving as a somber reminder of the importance of road safety and vigilance while on the streets.
As investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the accident, the focus remains on honoring the memories of the deceased individuals and promoting safer road practices to avoid similar incidents in the future. The community stands united in grief and determination to prevent further loss of life and ensure the safety of all road users in Maryland County.
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