42-Year-Old Man Killed When Panel Van Crashes Into Truck Along Caparo Valley Brasso Road
A man is dead following a road traffic accident along the Caparo Valley Brasso Road this morning (Saturday 4th July, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 42-year-old Jason Ramnanan of Caparo.
According to reports, Ramnanan was driving a white panel van when it collided with a green and yellow waste disposal truck (TCJ 1195) near the Santa Phillipa Bridge along the Caparo Valley Brasso Road, around 9:00 AM. Both vehicles sustained significant damage.
Police and Emergency Health Services were notified and responded to the scene. However, Ramnanan succumbed to his injuries.
His sister, Amanda Ramnanan, described him as a devoted family member whose death has devastated relatives. “Jason was the most loved individual and the most caring boy if you ever met him, and he had his whole life ahead of him still.”
She said Ramnanan, who had celebrated his birthday earlier this year, on 15th January, was returning home this morning after visiting his grandparents, who live in the area, when the tragic crash occurred.
Residents who gathered at the scene claimed ongoing roadworks may have contributed to the crash. They said the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) had excavated a section of the roadway about a week ago, leaving what they described as a large hole near the bridge.
One resident said barricades placed around the excavation reduce visibility for motorists approaching the bridge. “There is a barricade around the hole on the pavement so usually when you come around the corner, you cannot see where the pavement break. There is a big hole and WASA should have covered that hole,” the resident stated.
The resident added that the waste disposal truck had already crossed the bridge and had the right of way when the collision occurred.
Investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding the fatal crash.
More on this as it becomes available.
[Source: T&T Guardian]
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