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Kumasi–Accra Highway: 3 dead, 20 injured in fatal crash

Towfik MohammedbyTowfik Mohammed
May 11, 2026
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An accident involving a Mitsubishi Outlander and a Benz Sprinter near the Rider Iron and Steel Company on the Kumasi-Accra Highway has left 3 people dead and 20 others sustaining injuries.

The crash, which occurred at Odumasi-Ohene Nkwanta involved the Mitsubishi Outlander with registration number DV G8180, driven by Richmond Kuman, and a Benz Sprinter with registration number GE6024-22, driven by an unidentified person.

Emergency responders retrieved three deceased males from the scene and handed them over to the Police MTTD at Konongo.

Meanwhile, the 20 individuals who sustained injuries have been transported to Hope Care Hospital, Asante Akim Central Municipal Hospital, and RIS Hospital.

 

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