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Two people were this dawn killed in a motor accident near Kasoa involving a motorbike and a 207 Benz bus.
The two casualties were riding on the motorbike and ran into the bus when they attempted to overtake some vehicles.
Kasoa MTTU District Commander, DSP William Gyamfi told Joy News one of the bike riders died in the crash whilst the other died when the motorbike caught fire.
“…One of the riders got burnt and then one other died on the spot. So the police upon receipt of this information proceeded to the accident scene and then we have removed the vehicle from the road for the traffic to flow and the bodies have been convened to the Winneba morgue,” he explained.
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