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A cargo truck loaded with eggs was burnt down on the main Achimota-Pokuase highway on Thursday, May 12.
The incident resulted in heavy vehicular traffic on the main and outer roads leading to Nsawam.
Security agencies blocked the main road at Achimota-Neoplan to prevent more cars from joining the gridlock it caused.
Two fire tenders were deployed by the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to fight the fire.
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