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Accra-Kumasi highway traffic diverted after articulated truck blocks road at Birimso
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Accra-Kumasi highway traffic diverted after articulated truck blocks road at Birimso

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
Vehicular traffic on the N6 Highway connecting Accra and Kumasi was temporarily diverted on Saturday after an articulated truck was involved in an accident at Birimso in the Eastern Region. The incident occurred on the Apedwa-Bunso Junction (Linda Dor) stretch of the highway, resulting in a complete blockage of the road in both directions.

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