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A truck has run over a cyclist at Shoprite near the Tollbooth on the Kasoa road.
Eyewitnesses told Myjoyonline.com's Dorcas Efe Mensah that the cyclist tried to avoid a trotro bus parked inappropriately by the roadside but the bus suddenly moved pushing him into the inner lane.
The truck with Registration Number CR 465 11, could not avoid the young man, said to be in his early twenties.
"The picture here is gory, it is very unsightly," reported Dorcas.
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