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WN/R: 21 travellers escape death in Lineso Barrier crash
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WN/R: 21 travellers escape death in Lineso Barrier crash

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
Twenty-one travellers, including three children, narrowly escaped death after a Sprinter bus and a private car collided at the Lineso Barrier in the Western North Region. The accident occurred on Thursday, August 13, 2026, involving a Sprinter with registration number AS-4821-26 and a private Hyundai car with registration number DV-8134-A.

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