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Man dies from injuries after 3-vehicle crash on UG Access Road

02 July 2025
This content originally appeared on INews Guyana.
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Leon Sikandar

Narayan Leon Sikandar, one of the persons injured in the three-vehicle collision along the University of Guyana Access Road on Tuesday, has succumbed.

See statement from the Guyana Police Force on the accident: 

Police are investigating a ‘Serious Accident’ which occurred at about 09:00hrs on Tuesday, 01st July 2025 on Rupert Craig Highway in the vicinity of the UG Access Road, East Coast Demerara.

The accident involved hire car #HD 3223, owned and driven by Neil Lewis, a 63-year-old from Sisters Village, East Bank Berbice (with two male occupants in the vehicle); motor car #PAK 9877 owned and driven by Kamel Daniels; and motor car #PMM 3778 owned and driven by Narayan Sikandar.

Enquiries disclosed that #PAK 9877 was proceeding East along the northern drive lane of Rupert Craig Highway at a fast rate, and when in the vicinity of UG Access Road, the driver lost control of his vehicle and the vehicle swerved South into and over the concrete median which separates the northern and southern carriageways.

As a result, the front of his car collided with the right portion of motor car #PMM 3778 which was proceeding West along the Southern carriageway, pushing same into the right front portion of the hire car (#HD 3223), which was also proceeding West along the Southern carriageway of Rupert Craig Highway.

As a result of the three-vehicle collision, the vehicles were damaged extensively, and the drivers of all three vehicles, along with the two occupants, received injuries on their bodies.

They were all picked up by public-spirited citizens and taken to the Georgetown Public Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Unit, where the driver of motor car #PMM 3778 was admitted suffering from a fractured right arm.

The other two drivers (and two occupants) were treated for pains in the chest, as well as lacerations about the face, respectively. Their conditions are regarded as stable.