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Central Region: Three killed, 11 injured in head-on collision at Ajumako Kokoben

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Three people have died while 11 others sustained injuries in a head-on collision involving a Toyota Isuzu and a Toyota Voxy at Ajumako Kokoben in the Central Region. The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) said the fatal accident occurred on Monday, July 20, and prompted an emergency response from its personnel, who rescued victims trapped in the wreckage and helped restore traffic flow.

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