Four Person were taken to hospital after they were involved in a vehicular accident on the Claude Noel Highway. When a Channel5 News Crew arrived on the scene a grey Toyota pick up van, registration number TCB 7016 driven by Ron McKenzie of Mt. St. George was on its hood.
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