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A 23-year-old taxi driver, Kwadwo Poku, died on Tuesday when his car collided with a tipper truck at Daaho near Asante-Mampong.
The driver of the tipper truck, Kwasi Badu, was injured and is on admission at Mampong Hospital.
Chief Superintendent Augustine Gyennin, the Mampong Divisional Police Commanderon Wednesday said the tipper truck loaded with gravels was climbing a hill when it collided with the taxi that was descending the hill.Source: GNA
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