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One person has been confirmed dead, another in critical condition
following a motor accident on the Cape Coast-Yamoransa road in the
Central region.
Joy News' regional correspondent Richard Kwadwo Nyarko who visited the
scene of the accident reports that eight others sustained minor
injuries.
The injured have been sent to the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital.
The driver of the TATA bus with registration number GW 4109–R,
belonging to the University Pentecostals Fellowship of the University
of Cape Coast, is said to have lost control of the vehicle near the
Pedu Junction Sunday noon.
It then started swinging from one side of the road to the other; in
the process the bus burst a tyre and ran into an oncoming Sprinter bus
GT 3654–15 from the Takoradidirection with nine passengers onboard.
Sensing danger, a Mercedes Benz ML WR 2940–14, also coming fromthe
opposite direction of the TATA bus, parked but unfortunately the bus
rammed into it after jamming the Sprinter.
All the victims in the accident including the one who died were in the
Sprinter Bus heading towards Cape Coast, Kwadwo Nyarko reports.
The accident, he said caused heavy traffic on the Cape Coast-Yamoransa
road for hours.
Head of Central Regional Fire Service, Koku Fiadzo who led his team to
evacuate the vehicles advised drivers to be extra careful during the
raining season.
Such accidents could be avoided orcontrolled if drivers apply minimum
speed on the roads, he analysed.
Credit: Myjoyonline.com
