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Two persons are feared dead and several injured in a motor accident on the Dzorwulu section of the George W. Bush N1 Highway.
The accident, which involved a 33 seater Benz bus with registration GN 4293 E, crushed into two saloon cars and two mini trucks.
Ten persons who sustained various degrees of injury were rushed to the 37 Military Hospital where they are receiving treatment.
The accident caused hours of traffic congestion on the highway which left many stranded.
The cars involved in the accident have been towed with the police managing the traffic and the Fire Service washing the accident scene of grease and blood.
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