1 dead, 3 others in coma after being crashed by trailer

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Crashed uber

Three pedestrians and an Uber driver are in coma after a long trailer ran over them at Kasoa Tollbooth on the Accra-Kasoa highway.

One person is also reported to have died instantly when a container on the trailer fell on a small car.

According to information, the long trailer carrying two heavy 40ft containers was from Accra, heading towards Kasoa and upon reaching Bonegas junction, the driver lost steering control and climbed the pavement, colliding with a Toyota Vitz Uber with registration number GC 8344-21.

The accident created a heavy vehicular traffic close to three hours

Speaking to the media, some eyewitnesses narrated that the long trailer “was on a top speed” when the 40ft container fell on the saloon car killing one person instantly.

They complained that such accidents were rapidly occurring on that stretch, especially at night, attributing it to lack of street lights on the highway.

They, therefore, called on the authority to install street lights on the stretch.

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In other news: Saboba: Exercise restraint before charging teacher – Former MP appeals

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Mr Daniel Kosi Ashiamah

A former Member of Parliament for Buem Constituency, Mr Daniel Kosi Ashiamah has pleaded with authorities handling the Saboba tragedy to exercise restraint with the teacher in question before charging him.

Although he noted that it is painful to lose a child, he was of the view that without teachers, the nation will become worse than expected, hence the plea.

Nine pupils of the of Lwanga R/C JHS in the Saboba District of the Northern region reportedly died after a boat carrying them capsized.

The boat which capsized was crossing a river at Saboba in the Northern Region.

The deceased were among some 31 students crossing from Dutuin after helping their headteacher work on his farmland.

The embattled headteacher, Mr Jashain Emmanuel, who has been charged with manslaughter, has been remanded to prison custody.

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