[shanejj]

Apparently she was there doing humanitarian work

https://www.telegraaf.nl/entertainme...crash-in-ghana

[kellyhound]

The country’s Police Motor Transport and Traffic Department reported in December 2019 that about six people die from road traffic accidents in Ghana every day. That figure translates into more than 2,000 traffic deaths each year. Moreover, Ghana’s traffic accidents are becoming more serious. The country’s National Road Safety Commission says that in 2016, the most recent full year for which it analyses data, Ghana had nearly 16 % more fatalities and 7 % more serious injuries from road accidents compared to 2015.

The causes of this grim record often lie with the drivers and their vehicles rather than with the roads themselves. Online news portal www.yen.com.gh reports that poor driving skills are the biggest single cause of road accidents in Ghana. Among drivers’ errors are overloading their vehicles, using mobile phones while driving, speeding, drunk driving and failing to follow traffic regulations. Breakdowns of poorly maintained vehicles while in motion are another big cause of traffic accidents. So is a rapid spread in the use of cars and other motorised vehicles.

in this case it was the breakdown of the truck causing this. Nice find

[shanejj]

There's 2 more videos on that radio station IG account

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CLe71Bm...d=yj7oan6czcxc

Here is one..
Unfortunately no bodies, as that one was reported

[frenzy4u]

"Apparent?" LOL. you are fucked up bro or sis. Nothing apparent here. lulz

[minka1]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

in this case it was the breakdown of the truck causing this. Nice find

So that high end looking vehicle just broke down all of a sudden as they were probably speeding?
Really?

[kellyhound]

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[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by minka1 ↗

So that high end looking vehicle just broke down all of a sudden as they were probably speeding?
Really?

According to eye witnesses, the truck veered off its lane and collided head-on with the Prado.

Preliminary information gathered from eye witnesses indicated that when the truck realised it had developed a fault, the driver started tooting his horn to ward off vehicles approaching from the opposite direction but the driver of the Prado did not notice it which resulted in the head on collision.

[michael64]

Wow! a beauty artist? how will the world get by without her!

[Ferocity]

that sucks
note to self: don't trust random vehicles in Africa without a throughout rigorous inspection.

[Ferocity]

thorough
damn you autocorrect!