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Eighteen injured in road crash on Tema–Akosombo Highway

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Eighteen people have sustained injuries in a road traffic accident involving a passenger bus at Adele-Kpoe on the Tema ndash;Akosombo Highway. The accident occurred in the early hours of Wednesday, August 5, after a Mercedes-Benz bus travelling from northern Ghana to Ashaiman reportedly suffered a front tyre burst.

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