The police have identified the remaining two bodies of the four persons killed in Monday night's two-bus collision in Llandovery, St Ann.

The bodies have been identified as those of 20-year-old Ricardo Coleman and his sister, 18-year-old Christina Coleman, both of Triple Tree, Patrice Drive, Arnett Gardens, St Andrew.

Driver of one of the two buses in the accident, 34-year-old Gregory Davis of Eltham, and 65-year-old Samela Newell of Runaway Bay, both in St Ann, were identified on Tuesday as two of the victims.

Extension forpublic-sector report

The December 2 deadline for permanent secretaries to submit operational reports to the Public Sector Transformation Unit (PSTU) has been extended by two days.

Some ministries submitted their reports within the stipulated time.

A source from Jamaica House told The Gleaner yesterday that a number of ministries sent in their reports on Tuesday and yesterday.

However, the informed source said a number of ministries requested an extension until Friday and it was granted by the PSTU.

7-y-o girl killed

A seven-year-old girl was shot and killed yesterday evening in the community of Drewsland, St Andrew.

The killers are believed to be gunmen from a rival community who fired on her uncle as he transported her and another relative on a motorcycle.

The girl, Coby Lewis, was shot several times in the incident. She was taken to the Kingston Public Hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Rum safe

Wray and Nephew says a massive fire at the facility Tuesday night would not affect the supply of rum and other liquor, as the fire did not impact the warehouses used to store its rum products.

The company said yesterday it was yet to begin its assessment of the damage as, up to late afternoon, firefighters were still conducting cooling down operations. It was also not yet known what caused the blaze.