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Nicholas Bandoo and Levi Identified as Two Motorcyclists Reportedly Killed in Chaguanas Highway Crash Two motorcyclists, identified as Nicholas Bandoo and a second man known as Levi, have reportedly lost their lives following a serious road traffic accident along the southbound Uriah Butler Highway near Brentwood Mall, Chaguanas, on Thursday, November 12, 2026. The collision, which involved two motorcycles and a car, initially prompted reports of several people sustaining serious injuries and caused significant disruption along one of Trinidad's busiest highways. However, subsequent information indicated that both motorcyclists had reportedly succumbed to their injuries. Bandoo has been identified by name, while the second motorcyclist has been referred to as Levi. His surname has not yet been independently confirmed. Photographs believed to show both men have since emerged, while an emotional tribute circulating on social media appears to mourn Levi's passing. The message reads, "RIP Levi…lord. ride with the angels bro." The tribute reflects the grief beginning to emerge following the reported deaths of the two men. The exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain unclear. It has not yet been established what caused the accident or whether any additional persons sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment. The incident occurred along a major transportation corridor frequently used by motorists travelling between north and central Trinidad. As news of the reported fatalities circulates, the tragedy serves as another painful reminder of the devastating consequences that serious road traffic accidents can have on families and communities. Official confirmation of the fatalities and further details surrounding the investigation are still being awaited. TG News extends sincere condolences to the families, friends and loved ones of Nicholas Bandoo and Levi during this difficult time. This is a developing story. TG News will provide further updates as information becomes available.
Nicholas Bandoo and Levi Identified as Two Motorcyclists Reportedly Killed in Chaguanas Highway Crash
Two motorcyclists, identified as Nicholas Bandoo and a second man known as Levi, have reportedly lost their lives following a serious road traffic accident along the southbound Uriah Butler Highway near Brentwood Mall, Chaguanas, on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
The collision, which involved two motorcycles and a car, initially prompted reports of several people sustaining serious injuries and caused significant disruption along one of Trinidad's busiest highways.
However, subsequent information indicated that both motorcyclists had reportedly succumbed to their injuries.
Bandoo has been identified by name, while the second motorcyclist has been referred to as Levi. His surname has not yet been independently confirmed.
Photographs believed to show both men have since emerged, while an emotional tribute circulating on social media appears to mourn Levi's passing.
The message reads, "RIP Levi…lord. ride with the angels bro."
The tribute reflects the grief beginning to emerge following the reported deaths of the two men.
The exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain unclear. It has not yet been established what caused the accident or whether any additional persons sustained injuries requiring hospital treatment.
The incident occurred along a major transportation corridor frequently used by motorists travelling between north and central Trinidad.
As news of the reported fatalities circulates, the tragedy serves as another painful reminder of the devastating consequences that serious road traffic accidents can have on families and communities.
Official confirmation of the fatalities and further details surrounding the investigation are still being awaited.
TG News extends sincere condolences to the families, friends and loved ones of Nicholas Bandoo and Levi during this difficult time.
This is a developing story. TG News will provide further updates as information becomes available.
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