A gruesome midday morning road accident involving a cement truck,in the vicinity of the Hope district, has resulted in the untimely death of a 76-year-old Trinidadian women, crushed inside a Nissan Wingroad along with two other occupants.
The fatal road accident caused a major congestion of traffic for more than 5 hours along the Windward Road, creating a virtual shutdown and ‘cut-off’ of East Tobago.
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