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Viewer Discretion is advised; Chief Superintendent Alexander Obeng, together with officials from the Road Safety team, showcased CCTV footages illustrating how road accidents occur in Ghana during an inspection visit by the Minister for Transport and the Deputy Minister. He indicated that the growing number of road accidents in... show more

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