Burn victim not yet transferred to KPH due to lack of beds at the facility
One of the three persons who suffered burns following an incident on Saturday in Barbary Hall, St. Elizabeth is facing a challenge in being transported to the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH).
RJR News understands that there has been a delay to transfer the father from Black River Hospital due to a lack of bed space at the KPH.
The other patient, a 27 year old woman who suffered burns to 85 per cent of her body, was transported to the KPH on Sunday.
The third person, a 14 year old child, remains at Black River Hospital.
The three were injured after they were attacked at their home in Stonefield by the woman’s estranged lover who is accused of setting fire to the house.
Her estranged lover, 40 year old man Alvin Francis of Black River, was killed by a mob.
THAT F**KER GOT WHAT HE DESERVES, throe cylinder in the house and light it an bun up the the woman and her father and child, cho, all cause the woman run him thata the 4th such incident like a him build the house pussyhole
A dem tings yah mi a talk bout yea!!!!a dah Jamaica yah mi know bout suh hunnu deal wid tings kill dat dead dat… f**ka yuh dem need fi stawt set up some hanging tree….alright Jamaica hunnu work pan di ambulance now stawt work pan some more bed.
Wow just deserts, Karma come quick een.
What a sad state of affairs. Not enough beds? Sigh.
-PTS