Health Minister Michael Joseph visited the scene of a fatal road accident on All Saints Road on Tuesday morning.

The incident involved a beautification worker contracted by the National Solid Waste Management Authority. The worker reportedly died while carrying out roadside duties earlier in the day.

Meanwhile, Joseph met with grieving relatives at the scene following the tragedy. He also offered condolences to the victim’s family, friends, and co-workers.

In addition, the minister acknowledged the pain caused by the sudden loss. His ministry carries responsibility for the National Solid Waste Management Authority.

According to reports, the worker was struck during the morning hours while working along the roadside. However, authorities continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision.

During his visit, Joseph also urged motorists to drive more carefully near roadside crews and public workers.

Furthermore, he stressed the importance of vigilance while using the nation’s roads. He also encouraged drivers to remain patient and alert when approaching work areas.

The minister said public workers often face dangerous conditions while performing daily duties. Therefore, he urged road users to show greater respect for individuals working near traffic.

At the same time, Joseph noted that the tragic incident highlights serious road safety concerns. He said motorists must exercise caution to help prevent similar accidents in the future.

Meanwhile, the fatal collision has sparked renewed discussion about the safety of roadside workers across Antigua and Barbuda.

Authorities have not yet released additional details about the ongoing investigation. However, police continue examining the events leading to the deadly crash.

The accident occurred along All Saints Road on Tuesday morning. Emergency responders later arrived at the scene following reports of the collision.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, officials continue extending support to the victim’s relatives and colleagues.

Additionally, the incident has renewed calls for safer driving practices near roadside work crews and public service teams.

Joseph’s visit also reflected the government’s concern following the death of the worker connected to the National Solid Waste Management Authority.

Finally, authorities continue urging motorists to remain cautious, patient, and responsible while travelling on public roads as investigations continue.