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Closure of Kaneshie footbridge forces traders, commuters to risk crossing highway

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The prolonged closure of the Kaneshie footbridge has compelled traders, commuters and schoolchildren to risk crossing the busy highway daily, raising fears over pedestrian safety in the area. Road users, although crossing under police supervision, say the prolonged closure has turned the stretch into a death trap, forcing schoolchildren, market women, travellers and workers to weave through heavy traffic daily.

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