Guyanese man dies after car crashes at JFK Airport

A Guyanese who worked as a security officer at the John F Kennedy International Airport, New York was in the wee hours of Sunday killed after the car he was driving flipped several times and then burst into flames.

The dead man has been identified as Dayanand Shamsundar, also called “Nan”, formerly of Newtown, Enmore, East Coast Demerara.
The contractor attached to the Allied Universal Security Service was reportedly driving near the intersection of Lefferts Boulevard and Pan-Am Road in Queens when his SUV careened through a fence and into several parked cars in JFK International Airport’s parking lot.
The New York Post reported that the vehicle flipped as it struck the other cars and ultimately landed in another section where it went up in flames.
Shamsundar was reportedly pulled from the burning vehicle and taken to the Jamaica Hospital Medical Centre where he subsequently died.

The dead man has been identified as Dayanand Shamsundar, also called “Nan”, formerly of Newtown, Enmore, East Coast Demerara.
The contractor attached to the Allied Universal Security Service was reportedly driving near the intersection of Lefferts Boulevard and Pan-Am Road in Queens when his SUV careened through a fence and into several parked cars in JFK International Airport’s parking lot.
The New York Post reported that the vehicle flipped as it struck the other cars and ultimately landed in another section where it went up in flames.
Shamsundar was reportedly pulled from the burning vehicle and taken to the Jamaica Hospital Medical Centre where he subsequently died.