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5th July 2024 8:11:01 AM
1 min readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

On Thursday, July 4, a Mercedes-Benz car was severely wrecked in an accident on the Legon-Okponglo road.
The vehicle, registered as DV 9118 R, suffered extensive damage to its top and left side, and its windscreen was completely shattered.
Eyewitnesses suggest speeding as a likely cause of the accident, though the exact reason remains unclear.
This marks the second crash along the Legon-Okponglo stretch within 12 hours.
Concerns about inadequate street lighting on this road persist among drivers, complicating navigation in low-light conditions.
Despite ongoing appeals, authorities have yet to address these safety concerns effectively.
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