A woman involved in a motor vehicle accident at Regent and King Streets in Georgetown last Friday remains in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

The woman, who suffered severe head injuries, had still not been identified up to late yesterday.

She was the pillion rider on a motor cycle driven by 34-year-old Adrian Henry of 141 South Sophia when the accident occurred.

The woman, of East Indian descent, brown in complexion, heavy set and about 5’2 tall, appears to be about 32-years-old. Her hair is ‘jet black’ and cut fairly short.

Around 21:20 h last Friday, Henry’s motor cycle on which the woman was riding, collided with motor car PKK 2000, driven by a motorist whose name was given as Michael Marcus. Both Henry and the woman, badly injured, were rushed to the Accident and Emergency Unit of the hospital.

Henry, whose left leg was badly crushed, remains warded at the institution. The motorcyclist, who claims not to know the woman’s name, said he had picked her up a short distance away and was merely offering her a lift on his bike.

And still at the Georgetown Hospital, Johnny Rajkumar, 41, of 128 Blankenburg, West Coast Demerara, remains warded in the institution’s High Dependency Unit (HDU) suffering multiple injuries.

Around 4:05 h last Saturday, Rajkumar was driving along the Crane Public Road, West Bank Demerara, when his motor vehicle reportedly collided with a truck. He was picked up and rushed to the Accident and Emergency Unit of the hospital.