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    Vehicle Collides with Recruits During Training, Several Injured

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    A motor vehicle collided with a group of recruits and staff members near the former Us Air Station at around 05:30 this morning (25th March 2025). The group was conducting physical training at the time.

    Emergency services arrived at the scene by 05:50, and the injured, who sustained head, neck, back, shoulder, and foot injuries, were transported to the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre for treatment. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the incident.

    Authorities are gathering statements from witnesses and those involved. The ABDF thanked law enforcement and emergency services for their swift response and professionalism, as well as the public for their support.

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