Audio By Carbonatix
Four people have been confirmed dead in a car crash on the Kumasi- Obuasi road, Tuesday morning.
Five people were initially reported dead in the fatal accident but Nhyira FM's Ohemeng Tawiah has confirmed from Okomfo Anokye Mortuary that four people perished, including a mother and her three year old boy.
Only one person is yet to be identified.
The number of injured persons has been conflicting thus far.
The police report of 36 injured persons but hospital authorities say the total number of injured persons brought to the hospital were 58.
The accident, involving a fully-loaded Benz bus and a Ford, was said to have occurred around 6 am.
The Benz bus was heading towards Kumasi from Obuasi while the Ford was from kumasi and traveling to obuasi.
The two vehicles - according to an eyewitness named Nana Agyeman – collided when the Ford tried to overtake another vehicle ahead of it.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Mahama orders review of SHS menu as Education Minister assures students of adequate food
2 hours -
Trump says he is banning CNN and Politico from White House
2 hours -
Government reviews GH¢25,000 citizenship fee after diaspora concerns
2 hours -
Leadership Skills and Public Policy Priorities for Inclusive and Resilient Africa: An integrated Ubuntu perspective
3 hours -
Daily Insight for CEOs: Employee engagement as a leadership responsibility
3 hours -
Publicly funded, privately controlled! The multi-million-cedi Astroturf Exposé
3 hours -
NCD burden rising as Ghana struggles with prevention, awareness and long-term care – Health Expert
4 hours -
Patient safety must extend across entire NCD care journey – FOCOS Hospital’s orthopaedics chief
5 hours -
Collateral Registry: Security interest registrations declined by 32.2% in quarter 2, 2026
5 hours -
Ninani Group staff take part in health walk, football and games at annual wellness programme
5 hours -
Total value of secured loans hits GH¢31.5bn in quarter 2 2026
6 hours -
Ghana needs national dialogue to end political insult culture — Kpebu
6 hours -
‘Use your time wisely’ — Republic Bank MD advises youth
7 hours -
‘Relax, I’m not contesting you in 2028’ — DVLA CEO tells Zanetor
8 hours -
Discipline can turn Ghana around overnight — Republic Bank MD
8 hours