Yesterday, Ghana saw a tragedy where many lives and property were destroyed. It is very sad to hear the death of many Ghanaians. But Dr. Isaac Dasmani the MCE for Pretea hun-valley Municipal Assembly has brought more details.
He revealed that reports from different hospitals and emergency relief centers sum the total number of dead bodies to 17.
The MCE disclosed the curiosity of people has cost their lives. Because after the crash, the motor caught fire. The driver told everyone to run, but some refused and most of the dead people were those near the car and motor.
He revealed how blood has been shed on the land of Apiate. Dr. explained that because the town has been razed down; they are moving all residents to Bogoso to live there for a while. But said “persons who have friends near the village will also move there to sleep" Watch interview of MCE below, click on the link
https://youtu.be/YNlnH8XKcF8
I send my deep condolences to all the families and friends that have lost their beloved ones. Leave your comment in the comment section below.
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