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Sixteen people were on Saturday treated and discharged at the Winneba Government Hospital following injuries they received when vehicles on which they travelling were involved in an accident near Gomoa Dabanye on the Winneba/Kasoa/Accra.A source from the Winneba Police Station said that a 207 passenger bus from Elmina to Accra and a KIA truck coming from the opposite side of the road were involved in the accident.The source said Mr Emmanuel Nyarko, driver of the bus with registration No. GR1859 T and Mr Nelson Adukpo driver of KIA truck No, GW7751X received minor injuries.They are assisting the police in their investigations.Source: GNA
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