When a heartbreaking message is delivered to him via mobile phone call, a man cannot hold back his tears.
He has accompanied his wife and four small children to the main station to bid them farewell as they travel to another town on business.
He was at ease in the house, certain that they would soon return for a happy reunion when bad news arrived.
When he arrived at the accident site, all of the dead bodies and injured people had been removed. He proceeded to the hospital, where he received the shock of his life.
ASP Juliana Forson, the MTTD’s Western North Commander, confirmed the sad news of the stranded man in an interview with Nhyraba Paa Kwesi Simpson on Connect FM.
According to her, when the man arrived at the Bibiani government hospital, he discovered that his wife and one of his four children had died instantly.
The other three were injured to varying degrees. However, one of them is in poor health. He requires an immediate transfer to a high-level facility, but ASP Juliana Forson reveals that the father is financially strapped and cannot afford the transfer.
She goes on to say that they have begun raising funds to assist the man in saving his child. The fatal collision between a sprinter and a metro mass transit bus occurred in Sefwi Anwiaso, Ghana’s Western North Region.
So far, thirteen people have been confirmed dead, with others suffering serious injuries. According to ASP Juliana Forson, one Senior High School student died, and five others are being treated at various hospitals.
The condition of the individual whose identity is yet unknown has presented officials with a difficulty. He’s already lost his wife and one of his children.
He is currently traumatized and cannot afford another loss. He does not, however, have enough money to cover the medical expenditures of one of his children, who is now in critical condition.
Asp. Juliana Forson has lamented the country’s rising prevalence of traffic accidents. She claims that the police MTTD department has been conducting a series of driver education classes, but the majority of them have chosen not to attend.
The majority of traffic incidents might have been prevented if drivers had paid close attention to road safety regulations.
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