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An unidentified man has reportedly drowned in the Kwadaso Under-Pass of the Sofo-Line Interchange Project site in Kumasi.
According an eyewitness, the victim is believed to have fallen into a water-logged pit on Wednesday evening.
This is the second incident of drowning at the site in three months, after three boys suffered similar fate in May.
Suntreso Police have confirmed the tragedy to Nhyira News but say they still investigating the issue.
China Geo Engineering Company which is executing the project was cited for negligence in the earlier incident, following investigations.
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