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Over 46,000 people killed in road accidents since 1991 [Infographic]

byEfo Kayleb
March 26, 2019
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According to statistics from the National Road Safety Commission, Ghana loses over 230 million dollars annually due to road accidents.

Poor driving skills, gross indiscipline by drivers and unworthiness of cars on Ghanaian roads according to the commission could be blamed for the accidents.

Within the last 28 years, about 46, 284 Ghanaians have been killed in road accidents nationwide.

Below is an infographic on the number of people who have perished in road accidents since 1991.

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By: Caleb Ahiataku, Yaw Antwi Owusu & Jonas Nyabor| citinewsroom.com | Ghana

 

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