Audio By Carbonatix
A taxi driver has been confirmed dead in an accident on the Abura Dunkwa-Nyankomasi road in the Central Region.
The incident also saw four others sustain injures and currently receiving treatment at Abura Dunkwa Hospital.
The accident involved a Toyota Corolla taxi with the registration AC 370-15 and Kia Rhino with registration GN 9757-Z.
According to reports, the Kia Rhino vehicle was loaded with combs of plantain travelling from Abura Dunkwa to Accra while the Taxi approached from the opposite direction.
One of the survivors, Kwame, explained that the truck driver made a wrongful overtaking and collided with the oncoming Taxi leading to the driver's death.
Per his account, the accident occurred immediately after a police barrier at Tekyi.
He said the deceased taxi driver, whose name was given as Coleman, died instantly.
Kwame was part of the five persons in the Taxi, including the deceased driver and is responding to treatment.
Latest Stories
-
ECG to cut power in parts of Accra West on February 11 for planned maintenance
5 hours -
BoG announces guidelines to govern foreign exchange spot interventions
5 hours -
Intelligence report uncovers weapons transfers under Sudanese Army oversight to South Kordofan
6 hours -
119 people died during mediation efforts in Bawku conflict – Mahama
6 hours -
Trade Ministry to lead raw material expansion for 24-hour production, youth jobs & exports
6 hours -
Migration induced by coastal erosion: The Shama experience
6 hours -
Ghana’s economy to expand by 5.67% in 2026
6 hours -
A/R: ECG surcharges over 2,200 customers for illegal connections, recovers over GH¢4.3bn in 2025
6 hours -
With galamsey still ongoing, who is buying the gold? – Oppong Nkrumah questions gov’t
6 hours -
Avoiding Fiscal Risks in GCR’s deal with GoldBod
6 hours -
Suame Interchange won’t affect NPP votes in Ashanti – Asenso-Boakye
6 hours -
Mahama receives Transition Committee report on UGMC transfer to University of Ghana
6 hours -
Quiz Talk National STEM Programme instituted to boost innovation in basic schools
6 hours -
Unemployed graduates with disabilities engage Gender Minister on jobs and inclusion
6 hours -
Parliament approves GH¢2.9bn for Ghana Medical Trust Fund
7 hours