Bekwai MP Poku-Adusei turns attention to stalled road works and displaced market traders
Reports describe a GH₵30,000 fuel fund for a road machine and a promise to seek temporary spaces for traders.
Firefighters pulled all 14 people out of the wreckage and passed them to medics and police for transfer to Ho.
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On Saturday, 26 September, a minibus and a tractor ran into each other along the Kpetoe-Sarakope section of the Accra-Aflao road, in Ghana's Volta Region. Two of the 14 people on board the vehicles did not survive. Both were driving from Kpetoe towards Aflao when the crash occurred.
The Accra-Aflao Highway is the main road linking the Volta Region to Accra and the Togo border, so a serious crash on it touches many travellers and families. The two deaths leave relatives in mourning, while the survivors now depend on care at the Ho Teaching Hospital, the referral facility in the regional capital.
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Reports describe a GH₵30,000 fuel fund for a road machine and a promise to seek temporary spaces for traders.
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The roads minister inspected the 23-kilometre Western Region project and plans to return in November to take it over.
Deputy Transport Minister Dorcas Affo-Toffey says the yearly scheme, now in its sixth round, is here to stay.