65-Year-Old Woman Struck Dead By Panel Van Along Southern Main Road, Marabella
UPDATE (16/07/26): A post-mortem examination at the San Fernando Mortuary has revealed that Jameela Basrally suffered from cranial hemorrhaging and multiple injuries consistent with a vehicular accident.
Speaking to reporters outside the San Fernando General Hospital, her son, Jubal Basrally, recalled how he watched his mother bleed to death in his arms. “I saw my mother die in front of my eyes. She bled out in my hands,” he lamented.
Jubal added, “Her skull was cracked open. She bled through her nose and her mouth. She bled out in about thirty (30) seconds. Nobody helped. I need justice.”
EDITOR’S NOTE: The body of this article has been updated with new details.
A female pedestrian is dead after she was struck by a van along the Southern Main Road in Marabella earlier today (Tuesday 14th July, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 65-year-old Jameela Basrally of Soledad Road West, Claxton Bay.
According to preliminary reports, Basrally was walking near Market Street when the 51-year-old male driver of a panel van allegedly swerved to avoid colliding with another vehicle, striking the woman in the process. The impact caused her to suffer severe head and body injuries. The driver is said to be from Point Fortin.
Police and Emergency Health Services were notified and responded to the scene. Basrally was conveyed to the San Fernando General Hospital, where she subsequently died while receiving emergency medical treatment.
Videos circulating on social media showed the woman lying at the side of the road near the fence of JTA Supermarket, as members of the public, along with her son, tried to assist her before emergency responders arrived.
Basrally would have celebrated her 66th birthday later this year, on 2nd September, 2026.
Investigations are continuing into the fatal accident by Officers of the Marabella Police Station.
More on this as it becomes available.
[Source: CNC3]
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