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Zeqblog Blog of Saturday, 3 May 2025
Source: Okine Isaac
Near Aggrey Memorial SHS, a horrific collision on the Cape Coast-Takoradi Highway left four people dead and more than twenty seriously injured. A Yutong bus traveling from Takoradi to Accra was involved in the accident; it suddenly toppled.
Many families are in grief as a result of the tragic incident, which has also reignited attention to Ghana's traffic safety problems. According to witness accounts, the bus driver lost control and overturned the bus while he tried to escape a stationary towing vehicle on the road. Emergency personnel hurried the injured to several hospitals in and around Cape Coast as soon as they arrived on the scene. But because of the severity of the injuries, several patients had to be sent to more advanced medical facilities for more specialized treatment. Police have started looking into what went wrong, and the victims' identities have not yet been made public. The stationary vehicle's location and presence are being investigated as possible causes, which raises concerns regarding enforcement and highway safety procedures.
Discussions regarding the urgent need for improved traffic management, especially the appropriate use of warning signs for disabled vehicles, have heated up in response to the crash. In Ghana, traffic accidents are still a major issue that are frequently caused by bad driving practices, poor road upkeep, and a lack of traffic laws.
Bereaved family members are seeking justice and that government officials take decisive action to raise safety standards in the wake of the disaster. In order to help prevent other incidents, drivers are being reminded to drive carefully and adhere to all traffic safety regulations while investigations are ongoing.
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