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Three Cedar Hospital staff injured in Ve-Golokuati road crash

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Three staff members of the Cedar Hospital in Hohoe have sustained serious injuries in a road accident at Ve-Golokuati on the Fodome-Hohoe road. The accident, which occurred at about 1800 hours on Friday, October 2, involved a Kia Bongo vehicle with registration number AD-9170-26 and a motorbike carrying the three hospital staff.

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