Eastern Region: Five injured in accident at Ahwerase
The GNFS urges motorists to exercise caution and adhere to road safety regulations to prevent accidents.
Five individuals were injured in a road accident at the Ahwerase Christland School Junction in Ghana's Akuapem South Municipality on Friday, August 14, 2025. The incident involved a collision between a Toyota Altis and a Ford Ranger Crew Cab. The Aburi Fire Station received a call about the crash around 8:38pm and dispatched a team of four firefighters, led by ADO II Kwarteng, to the scene.
The Toyota Altis sustained significant damage to its front bumper, while the Ford Ranger had partial damage on its side. An electrical shop located nearby also suffered damage during the accident. Emergency responders treated the five injured persons at the scene before the fire crew departed for their station at approximately 9:42pm.
The Ghana National Fire Service has yet to determine the precise cause of the crash. The GNFS has called on drivers to be more cautious and adhere to road safety rules to avoid future accidents.
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