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An urvan bus with passengers stopped at Lapaz in Accra, the mate jumped out followed by the driver. The door had been dislocated and it needed to be fixed.
The passengers disembarked and continued with their lives because in Ghana rickety public buses is normally. Nothing to be overly worried about.
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