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At Ayariga junction at Haatso in Accra, a driver found the traffic unbearable. Drivers in circumstances like this often try to 'dodge' traffic by using the shoulder of the road.
In this photo, the driver's attempts to 'dodge' traffic sent his car from the frying pan - into the fire...he found his car in a ditch.
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