Passengers on board a sprinter bus have sustained various degrees of injuries in an accident at Juaso-Atwedie on the Accra-Kumasi Highway.
Reports indicate that the vehicle with registration number AS -650-21 was travelling from Accra to Kumasi.
Upon reaching Atwedie, the vehicle had a tyre blowout.
The driver then lost control; causing the vehicle to veer off the road.
It took the intervention of the MTTD to save the passengers who were trapped in the vehicle.
Fortunately, none of the passengers died but most of them sustained serious injuries and are at the Juaso Government Hospital for treatment.
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