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PHOTOS: Man, 40, dies after beam fall on him
Disheartening news gathered by Filasconews.com indicates that, a Forty Year old man, only identified as O’nana has met his untimely demise after heavy slabs of woods fell on him.
The sadden incident occured at Suhyenso in the Ashanti Region.
Eye witness, Dada One, narrated to Filasconews.com, the deceased was Aboboyaa Rider.
He said, O’nana, together with his friends went to bush yesterday to convey some beams of woods to home with their Aboboyaa trucks.
He added that, at a point on the road, his Aboboyaa overturned, due to the heavy weight of the beams.
The woods then fell on him, killing him on the spot.
The police in the area have conveyed the body and deposited at the morgue.
Eye witness: Dada One
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Source: Filasconews.com
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