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MPs demand tougher action against container trucks carrying unsecured loads

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
Members of Parliament have called for stricter enforcement of road safety regulations to curb the growing practice of transporting containers on low-bed trailers without adequate securing mechanisms, warning that the situation continues to endanger lives.

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