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Two people are feared dead in a fatal accident which happened Friday in the Central region.
The accident occurred at Gomoa Antseadze on the Kasoa-Winneba highway when the driver of a Ford passenger bus lost control.
The driver, Sampson Yeboah in an interview with Adom News’ Central Regional correspondent, Kofi Adjei said he lost control of the steering wheel and ran into a ditch.
“I was left with no other option than to drive into a ditch leading to the death of the two” he added.
Meanwhile, those injured are receiving treatment at the Apam Catholic Hospital.
A senior staff nurse at the St. Luke Catholic Hospital, Alice Awotwe said four of those injured have been discharged and the others are in stable condition.
The deceased, she added have been deposited at the hospital morgue pending autopsy.
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