Audio By Carbonatix
A Toyota Tundra V8 with car registration number GS-9535-18 crashed into two other cars, causing injury to passengers at the Labadi Beach road.
The incident, according to sources occurred at exactly 7:15 Friday morning.

The two cars; green sprinter with registration GT-5910-16 and a Toyota Corolla registered GE-4143-15 have been damaged beyond repair.

Speaking to several eyewitnesses, they noted that the driver of the Toyota Tundra was heading to Teshie when his vehicle somersaulted and veered into the other lane.

"We noticed this very vehicle that made so much noise. It has this male driver in it. His vehicle got out of control and in hopes of stopping, he veered to the pavement and the vehicle somersaulted and hit this public transit and that led to all this chaos," they said.

The driver of the Toyota Corolla, George Damtey said although he was not in his vehicle when the incident occured, he is still saddend by the turn out of events.
"I had parked my car to run an errand and when I returned, I saw what had happened to my car."
He, however, is thankful to the Almighty God for protecting him against any harm.
Persons who sustained major injuries have been rushed to the nearest Police hospital for treatment.
Latest Stories
-
BoG rejects market speculation, emphasises data-driven policies
1 hour -
BoG targets consolidation, discipline in 2026 policy direction
1 hour -
GJA-Ashanti commends EPA’s continuous engagement with journalists who were involved in accident
1 hour -
Wenchi needs development, help us – Chiefs to Aseidu Nketia
1 hour -
EPA boss encourages journalists not to relent in their support to fight galamsey
2 hours -
Domestic Gold Purchasing Programme helped Ghana’s economy during difficult period – IMF
2 hours -
Ike City Group of Companies touches hearts at Dzorwulu Special School with compasionate donation
2 hours -
Vehicle exhaust pipes on the left create about 40% more pollution on the road than those on the right – Study
2 hours -
My Response to Dr Bryan Acheampong: Facts must prevail
3 hours -
U.S. and Ghana Armed Forces strengthen medical readiness at SETAF-AF Best Medic Competition
3 hours -
Earlier passage of BoG’s Amendment Bill could have prevented haircuts – Dr. Asiama
4 hours -
Economic stability gains were hard-won through discipline and institutional effort – BoG Governor
4 hours -
GCB Bank rewards customers at first “Pa To Pa” Promo Draw
4 hours -
EC sets March 3 for Ayawaso East by-election
4 hours -
Call for Applications: WikkiTimes launches Anas Aremeyaw Anas AI fellowship
5 hours
