GENERAL NEWS
Bole: Two dead in head-on motorbike crash with vehicle
Two persons on a motorbike have died in a collision with a Toyota Camry vehicle on the Bole to Wa road in the Savannah region.
The bodies of deceased persons-Kwesi Dari,42, and Tangoba Kwabena,43, have been deposited at the Bole morgue.
The driver in charge of the Toyota Camry with registration number GR -9045-19 was heading towards Wa in the Upper West region.
However,the driver of the vehicle on reaching the Mum and Dad guest house in Bole , he had a head – on collision with the two persons on a registered Apsonic Aloba motorbike killing them on the spot.
The driver of the vehicle is however on admission at the Bole District hospital receiving treatment.
The police in Bole had confirmed the accident to Yagbon News when contacted.
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