Useless Column: Kasoa Traffitec
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Kasoa, a bustling town near Oda, is infamous for its chaotic traffic and unregulated hawkers selling everything from water to whole goats. In this story, a report highlights the peculiarities of Kasoa traffic, where drivers often bend the rules to avoid congestion caused by the Traffitec truck. The pilot of a delayed flight mentioned lowering his speed to avoid the Traffitec truck.
Meanwhile, Kasoa residents, despite the chaos, continue to behave well and appreciate the functioning traffic lights. The story also touches on the town's moral decay, with many residents involved in various vices, including alcoholism, promiscuity, and dishonesty. The article concludes with the tragic death of Breda Anane, a respected figure in the community, who died at the age of 63 due to excessive alcohol consumption and smoking.
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