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Sad Information reaching us indicates that there has been a fatal accident on the Obuasi-Dunkwa road in the Ashanti Region. The accident, reported to involve a Sprinter and a Ford vehicles occurred in the late hours of Monday, around 11pm.
Road accident has been an albatross on the neck of Ghana as the road safety commission is doing it’s best to curb the situation.
According to adom news reporter Isaac Normenyo, an attempt by both vehicles to manoeuvre sand debris on the road resulted in the accident. Six persons are said to have died on the spot with another four dying upon admission at the Obuasi Government Hospital to put the number of deaths at ten.
Those seriously injured have been transported to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.
It is believed they were on their way to partake in the ongoing National Registration Exercise as confirmed by one of the survivors.
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