More
    HomeNewsLocal NewsUnlicensed motorcyclist dies in Corentyne crash

    Unlicensed motorcyclist dies in Corentyne crash

    Published on

    A 21-year-old overseas-based Guyanese died on Monday afternoon following a collision between an unregistered motorcycle and a motorcar along the Number 64 Public Road, Corentyne, Berbice, Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) police have confirmed. Dead is Jadheo Bhimsingh of Number 63 Village, Corentyne. Police said the accident occurred at about 13:00h and involved an unregistered motorcycle, bearing engine number, JH25C4002 7M003943, which was proceeding south along the eastern lane at a fast rate of speed. Bhimsingh, who was unlicensed, was also riding without a safety helmet.

    Investigators reported that the motorcycle collided with motorcar, PKK 5792, which was travelling along the western lane and was being driven by a 60-year-old resident of Number 64 Village, Corentyne.

    The impact of the collision caused the motorcyclist to fall onto the eastern grass parapet, where he sustained injuries about his body. Public-spirited citizens responded and transported the injured rider to the Number 75 Regional Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Police said a breathalyser test conducted on the driver of the motorcar recorded readings of seven and eight micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres (μg/100 ml) respectively. The driver has since been taken into custody and is assisting with ongoing investigations.

    Latest articles

    Developed sporting facilities boost preparation for National Schools Championships

    As schools prepare for the National Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships 2026, the...

    Drivers must carry physical licence or risk being ticketed – Police warn

    Drivers who operate motor vehicles without having their physical driver’s licence in their possession...

    New 800kVA Generator to Boost Power Supply for Mahdia

    As part of the Government’s ongoing Hinterland development programme, the Mahdia Power & Light...

    AFRICA | Sophie Oluwole, the trailblazing Nigerian woman who redefined philosophy

    Sophie Oluwole (1935-2018) was a Nigerian scholar and the first woman to earn a PhD...

    More like this

    Developed sporting facilities boost preparation for National Schools Championships

    As schools prepare for the National Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships 2026, the...

    Drivers must carry physical licence or risk being ticketed – Police warn

    Drivers who operate motor vehicles without having their physical driver’s licence in their possession...

    New 800kVA Generator to Boost Power Supply for Mahdia

    As part of the Government’s ongoing Hinterland development programme, the Mahdia Power & Light...