The police commander told Takoradi-based Empire News’ said out of the number, four were males while one was female.
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Western Region: Five dead through accidents in Christmas
The Western Regional Commander for Motor, Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service Chief Superintendent, Richard Appiah has said that five people died through accidents in Christmas.
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“The first fatal accident happened at Shama when Wilberforce Appiah Barimah Incharge of a Toyota Hiace with registration number GW 9554-18 veered off from his lane and run into an Opel Astra carry broad with registration WR 515-13 killing the driver Simon Adomako on the spot, There were fourteen people on board the Toyota Hiace and unfortunately two passengers died while the other twelve sustained various degrees of injuries.”
He added that on December 26, 2019, one Solomon Etruu was riding an unregistered motorbike from Butumagyebu to Sekondi, he lost control upon reaching Ketan and run into a tree dying instantly.
“Just this morning, am told that another commercial driver at Kojokrom has also run into a motorbike with registration number M-12 WR 7259 killing the rider Peter Kofi Mensah, we are investigating particularly this fatal incident because the driver is giving a different account when we arrested him, I want to advise all road users to be safety conscious because their lives are important to the state”, Chief Supt Appiah said.
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