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Cullen accident victims remain critical, transferred to GPHC - Stabroek News

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Ameer Samad and Roria Persaud, the two Zorg, Region Two residents who were injured when they crashed into a tree along the Cullen Public Road, remain critical and they have been transferred to the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) for further treatment.

The article Cullen accident victims remain critical, transferred to GPHC appeared first on Stabroek News.

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