Guyana: The household of 25-year-old Ricardo Bipta of ‘G’ 22 Bathtub Settlement Village, West Coast Berbice, who was killed in an accident on Monday night time, is asking for justice.
Police headquarters mentioned in a press release that on Monday, January eighth, 2024, at round 22:30 hours, motor lorry GSS 9769, pushed by a 46-year-old resident of Line Path, Corriverton, Berbice, was continuing east alongside the northern aspect of the highway.
Alternatively, motorcar PLL 6437, owned and pushed by a 42-year-old man of Woodley Park Village, West Coast Berbice, was continuing in the identical course behind the Lorry.
After that, the automobile tried to overhaul the Lorry however failed and ended up within the southern driver’s lane. It had come into the trail of a bike, which was continuing in the other way.
After that, the collision occurred and the motorcyclist fell down within the north course. Attributable to this, the motorcyclists suffered some accidents and fell onto the roadway.
The motorcyclist Ricardo was taken to the hospital on the Fort Wellington Public Hospital, the place he was pronounced useless. As per the police, they’ve arrested the drivers of the lorry and the autos have been taken to the station.
On Wednesday, January tenth, a postmortem examination was carried out on Ricordo’s physique, and it was discovered that he died from a number of accidents. The post-mortem was carried out by Dr. Bridgemohan.
In an interview, the deceased man’s father, Nandlall Bipta mentioned that his son was the safety guard on the Blairmont Sugar Property.
Nandlall mentioned his son was returning residence from work when tragedy struck.”We want justice, as a result of based on police report and others on the scene, my son just isn’t unsuitable, he was on the precise aspect of the highway coming residence. The automobile overtook on a double line, which isn’t appropriate for the legislation on the highway,” he divulged.
Ricordo Bipta was described as a hardworking and kindhearted individual.”He was hardworking, devoted to his work, quiet and funky. He simply like to go to work and he’s a fitness center man,” Nandlall acknowledged.
