Ambulance carrying 7-month-old baby crashes on Kumasi-Sunyani Highway

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• Aba Sam 1 week ago

  I hope that the mother of the seven month old baby is ALIVE. May the Almighty God save this woman so that she goes home to take care of her baby.

  I hope that the mother of the seven month old baby is ALIVE. May the Almighty God save this woman so that she goes home to take care of her baby.

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• KofSam 1 week ago

  Do drivers in Ghana give way to Ambulance vehicles during an Emergency? The traffic laws must make it a criminal offense when a driver of another vehicle fails to yield to an ambulance. That is unacceptable and this must be ...
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  Do drivers in Ghana give way to Ambulance vehicles during an Emergency? The traffic laws must make it a criminal offense when a driver of another vehicle fails to yield to an ambulance. That is unacceptable and this must be enforced.

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• Sebastian Deh 1 week ago

  You're perfectly right Kofsam but the problem is that people no longer give the due respect and presence to ambulances because we have allowed motor hearses to use sirens like ambulances. They are even marked "AMBULANCE" alth ...
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  You're perfectly right Kofsam but the problem is that people no longer give the due respect and presence to ambulances because we have allowed motor hearses to use sirens like ambulances. They are even marked "AMBULANCE" although they carry DEAD BODIES. Sirens are being abused so they don't evoke the needed urgency on the roads.

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• Shaggy 3 days ago

  GHANAIAN AMBULANCE DRIVERS MUST BE TAUGHT HOW TO DRIVE WITH COMMON SENSE. THE FACT THAT YOU ARE CARRYING A SICK PERSON DOES NOT MEAN YOU MUST DRIVE CARELESSLY. THEY MUST OBSERVE ALL RULES OF DRIVING. THE FACT THAT THEY ARE CA ...
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  GHANAIAN AMBULANCE DRIVERS MUST BE TAUGHT HOW TO DRIVE WITH COMMON SENSE. THE FACT THAT YOU ARE CARRYING A SICK PERSON DOES NOT MEAN YOU MUST DRIVE CARELESSLY. THEY MUST OBSERVE ALL RULES OF DRIVING. THE FACT THAT THEY ARE CARRYING ONE SICK PERSON(WHO IS PROBABLY GOING TO DIE ANYWAY) DOES NOT MEAN YOU MUST PUT OTHER PEOPLE'S LIFE IN DANGER OR KILL OTHERS. YES, WE GIVE PRIORITY TO AMBULANCES, SECURITY SERVICES, VVIP CONVOYS ETC THE WAY BUT IT DOES NOT MEAN THEY MUST PUSH THROUGH PLACES WHERE THERE IS NO WAY. GHANAIANS, WHO MOSTLY ATTACH EMOTIONS TO EVERYTHING WILL NOT AGREE BUT TRUTH IS TRUTH. IN A TRAFFIC EVEN WHEN THE TRAFFIC LIGHT TURNS GREEN FOR YOU TO GO, YOU STILL HAVE TO LOOK AND BE SURE IT IS SAFE TO DO SO.

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• Obiba Ghana 5 days ago

  Sad for the loss of lives, and I wish the injured speedy recovery. Please stop referring to the Kumasi-Sunyani road as a highway. It is not. It's just any road. Merely linking two cities does not make it a highway.

  Sad for the loss of lives, and I wish the injured speedy recovery. Please stop referring to the Kumasi-Sunyani road as a highway. It is not. It's just any road. Merely linking two cities does not make it a highway.

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