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Three killed, 11 injured in Ajumako Kokoben road crash

Akwasi AddobyAkwasi Addo
July 22, 2026
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Three people have died, and eleven others sustained injuries following a head-on collision involving two vehicles at Ajumako Kokoben in the Central Region.

The crash occurred on Monday, July 20, 2026, and involved a Toyota Isuzu pickup truck with registration number GE 1361-25 and a Toyota Voxy registered CN 478-26.

Preliminary investigations by the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) indicate that the Toyota Voxy was allegedly overtaking another vehicle at high speed when poor visibility caused by dust resulted in a collision with the oncoming Toyota Isuzu pickup.

Firefighters who responded to the accident scene rescued four victims who were trapped inside one of the vehicles.

Seven other victims had already been rescued by bystanders before the arrival of the emergency team.

The injured persons were handed over to a medical team for treatment.

The Ghana Police Service has commenced investigations to determine the full circumstances that led to the crash.

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