NDC Commiserate With Bono East And Central Regions Accident Victims
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has expressed its condolences to the family of affected victims in Friday's separate accidents.
In a statement signed by the National Communications Officer of the party, Sammy Gyamfi, he has asked government and the Road Safety Commission to take urgent steps to address the disturbing phenomenom.
A fatal accident which occurred at Amoma Nkwanta in the Kintampo South District of the Bono East Region has claimed about 60 lives.
Peace FM’s correspondent, Wiafe Akenteng reported that two buses with registration numbers, GT 5694 18 and GT 3916 17 coming from opposite directions crashed head-on in the early hours of Friday.
Below Is A Copy of The Statement
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC) MOURNS WITH GHANAIANS ON A DAY OF TRAGIC ROAD ACCIDENTS.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC), joins Ghanaians in mourning the precious souls of several of our citizens who have been reported dead in two separate road accidents both of which occurred today, 22nd March, 2019.
According to unconfirmed media reports, about 80 people have died and several injured in both gory accidents which occurred at Ekumfi Dunkwa in the Central Region and on the Techiman-Kintampo road in the Bono Region. The gut-wrenching details that have emerged from the two scenes have left us shocked at the scale of the two tragedies.
The NDC joins the rest of Ghanaians in expressing our heartfelt sympathies and commiserations to the families of the departed. We pray that the good Lord grants a peaceful repose of their souls and strengthen their loved ones in this time of unspeakable grief. We also wish all those who have sustained various degrees of injuries speedy recovery.
While we mourn the dead and sympathize with the injured, it is important that we bemoan the increasing spate of road accidents that continue to claim able-bodied and irreplaceable lives in the country. We appeal to government and the National Road Safety Commission to take urgent steps to address this disturbing phenomenon.
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