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Road Crashes: 97 lives lost in Western Region last year

By Justina Paaga

Frank Atiase
January 12, 2023
in Social, Headlines
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Takoradi-Ghana, Jan. 12, GNA – The Western Region in 2022 recorded 97 road accident-related deaths as against 112 in 2021.

In all, 709 road crashes involving 1,266 vehicles were recorded as against 907 in 2021, indicating a reduction in the number road crashes in the Region.

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The 1,266 vehicles involved in 2022 comprised 458 commercial vehicles, 462 private and 345 motorcycles.

Of the figure, 81 were fatal, 296 were serious, while 329 were minor.

These were contained in an accident statistics report signed by Nana Akuah Ansaah Cobbinah, the Regional Head of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Takoradi.

The report indicated that 568 persons were injured as against 728 persons injured in 2021.

Pedestrian knock-down, claimed 27 lives against 40 in 2021   from a total knock down of 227 in 2021 to 117 in 2022.

Mrs Cobbinah commended the media for their support in the activities of the Authority especially in road safety education

“We were able to make significant progress in the region as a result of your ideas, inputs and enthusiasm which assisted the Authority to make valuable Improvement.,” Mrs  Cobbinah said.

The Regional NRSA Head called on all stakeholders to bring to bear their support, passion, and commitment to make the Western Regional road safety situation better for the collective good of the people.

 

Source: Ghana News Agency
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