Audio By Carbonatix
One person has been confirmed dead in a crash between two cargo trucks along the Sefwi Dwinase-Bekwai road in the Western North Region.
Seven others also sustained various degrees of injuries.
The accident is said to have happened when one of the cargo trucks crashed into a stationary cargo truck on Tuesday, May 3, 2022.
According to eyewitnesses, the deceased was a trader, who was offloading plantain into her shop when the crash occurred.
They said she died on the spot, while the others were rushed to the Green Shield Hospital and the Sefwi Wiawso Municipal hospital.
“One of the vehicles is said to have lost control. The brake failed, so the driver had to run into the crowd, killing one of the traders instantly”, said ASP Juliana Forson, Western North Regional MTTD Commander.
The Chief Linguist of the Sefwi Wiawso Traditional Council, Okyeamepanin Yaw Berko described the accident as unfortunate.
“It is rather unfortunate that this accident happened on a market day. We have asked traders not to put up wooden structures along the stretch.
"Now that this incident has occurred, we will be taking serious action. I will be speaking to the Regional Police Commander and the MTTD, so we deal with this.”
Latest Stories
-
Suhum MP vows NPP will probe Gold-for-Reserves in 2029
10 minutes -
Ghana to host Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa on three-day state visit
13 minutes -
Ghana pushes for stronger West African blue economy partnership at Liberia fisheries investment conference
13 minutes -
Ghana hosts high-level African climate strategy meeting ahead of COP31 and COP32
31 minutes -
Today’s Front pages : Tuesday, March 31, 2026
47 minutes -
President Mahama welcomes Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa for three-day state visit
52 minutes -
Dr Anthony Adjiepong’s Pharmatrust Pharmacy receives top recognition at UG’s White Coat ceremony
1 hour -
OMCs increase in fuel prices at pumps: GOIL sells petrol at GH¢13.30 and diesel GH¢17.10
1 hour -
Gender Ministry convenes Equity Committee meeting, commissions secretariat to strengthen coordination
2 hours -
Aggie Asiimwe Konde: Soil is Africa’s hidden growth asset
3 hours -
Fiscal slippage could weigh on Ghana’s credit rating – S&P warns
3 hours -
Gender Ministry reviews Anti-Trafficking Action Plan to strengthen implementation
3 hours -
Fidelity Bank supports UG’s ‘One Student, One Laptop’ initiative
3 hours -
Ellembelle MP donates 1,000 set of furniture to KIMTECK
3 hours -
We’re focused on basic needs, not Anti-LGBTQ Bill – Mahama
3 hours
