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Baby’s Body Recovered in Obuasi Bus Tragedy.

A heart-wrenching accident in Obuasi involving a VIP bus has claimed multiple lives, including a baby whose body was tragically recovered. The bus reportedly veered off course and crashed into a ditch. Rescue efforts have been ongoing, with emergency services responding swiftly. The accident has prompted renewed discussions on road safety and vehicle maintenance, with community members calling for stricter regulations and enforcement to prevent such tragedies.

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Seven Dead in Devastating Crash on Kumasi-Accra Highway.

A tragic accident on the Kumasi-Accra highway has claimed the lives of seven people. The collision occurred when a Sprinter bus, en route from Accra to Kumasi, collided head-on with a VIP bus traveling in the opposite direction. All five passengers aboard the Sprinter, which was carrying tomatoes, died instantly. One VIP passenger was also killed at the scene, while another later died at the hospital from injuries. Several other passengers from the VIP bus were rushed to Juaso Government Hospital for treatment. Firefighters recovered the bodies, which have been taken to Steward Mortuary in Yawkwei.

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Drivers Demand Urgent Repairs on Dangerous Wa-Dorimon Road.

Residents and commuters in the Upper West Region are calling on the government to fix the deteriorating Wa-Dorimon road, which poses significant risks to drivers and pedestrians. Years of neglect have left the road with potholes and uneven surfaces, leading to frequent vehicle breakdowns and accidents. Drivers, especially tricycle operators, report dangerous conditions, particularly for vulnerable passengers like pregnant women. Despite community efforts to make temporary repairs, they stress the need for a permanent solution to ensure safety and reduce the risk of accidents and crime along the route.

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Tragic Collision Claims Four Lives on Asukawkaw Bridge.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.A deadly head-on collision on the Asukawkaw Bridge in the Oti Region’s Krachi East Municipality has left four people dead and several injured. The accident, which occurred on Tuesday, October 1, involved an Urvan bus and a Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) vehicle. Rescue teams swiftly responded, pulling survivors from the wreckage. The Urvan driver and three passengers were pronounced dead at the scene, while the injured were rushed to Worawora Government Hospital.The accident has renewed calls for improved safety measures on the bridge, which has seen a rise in accidents recently. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the crash.

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Faulty Trailer Smashes Into Food Container at Ash-Town.

A DAF trailer with registration number AS 5841-24, carrying goods, crashed into a container used as a food joint in Kumasi’s Ash-Town area on Thursday, October 3, 2024. Thankfully, no casualties were reported.The driver, Samuel Kojo Kyeremateng, lost control after the truck's roof panels broke while driving from Manhyia. Struggling to manage the vehicle on a hilly road near Nana Buabasa Junction, he collided with a Toyota Matrix and a container before ramming into an MTN pole.Eyewitnesses praised Kyeremateng’s quick thinking, as his shouts likely prevented a tragedy moments before the food vendor and two children left the container. The Assembly member, Mr. James Owusu Boakye, contacted authorities, including the police and fire service, after noticing fuel leakage, fearing a fire risk.The driver escaped unscathed.

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Damongo: The Dark Capital of Ghana.

Damongo, the capital of Ghana's Savannah Region, has gained an unsettling reputation as "The Dark Capital" due to widespread darkness caused by non-functioning street lights. This situation raises serious concerns regarding the safety and well-being of residents and hinders the region's development.Key routes, including the Canteen, Dass stretches, and Damongo-Sawla stretches, remain completely unlit, significantly increasing risks for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. Statistics from the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) indicate that inadequate street lighting contributes to over 30% of road accidents in Ghana, emphasizing the urgency for corrective measures.The responsibility to resolve this issue lies with the Damongo Municipal Assembly, which oversees the maintenance of street lights. However, local authorities have been neglectful, resulting in a lack of proper lighting. This neglect not only disrupts daily life but also fosters an environment where criminal activities, including theft and assault, […]

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