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One person is feared dead after singer KK Fosu and his team were involved in an Accident at Apam Junction on the Winneba - Mankesim Highway in the Central Region.
The accident happened at Eat and Ride junction near Apam Junction on Saturday, May 25, at about 5.30 pm.
Information gathered indicates that, KK Fosu has been referred to the University of Ghana Medical Center.
The musician after was first treated at the St Luke's Catholic Hospital at Apam in the Gomoa West District.
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