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It is easy to try to save lives but difficult sometimes to get the people to do the right thing.
In this photo, the woman in the middle of the road with a luggage perching on her head was spotted trying to get to the other side, running when she could easily have walked using the footbridge above.
She chose the riskier option, even if it was the fastest but anything could have happened to her.
It is the call of Myjoyonline.com that Ghanaians will rise up to their conscience and do the right thing at all times without being forced to do so by law enforcement agents.
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