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EXCLUSIVE: Woman severely injured after falling at L’ Esperance Airport. (UPDATED)

June 23, 2023

EXCLUSIVE: Woman severely injured after falling at L’ Esperance Airport. (UPDATED)
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~ Says management is yet to take financial responsibility for the injuries she sustained. ~

MARIGOT: --- A passenger who went to the L’ Esperance Airport in Grand Case said she was severely injured when she went to the Grand Case Airport on March 3rd, 2023, to purchase a ticket from one of the airlines there.
The woman identified as Janine Prescod said that on the day in question, someone mopped the floor and did not place up any signage to say the floor was wet, she explained that she proceeded to walk out of the airport when she slipped on the wet tile and sprawled on the floor. Prescod …

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