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The driver of the VVIP Bus who involved in an accident at kintampo goes home TODAY

Mr. Alexander Amoako Gyan, the driver of the Vvip bus that was involved in an accident at kintampo in the Bono East Region on 22nd March will be laid to rest today at his hometown.

He will be laid down at the Church of Pentecost cemetery at Aduman in the Afigya Kwabre District at exactly 9am and the family gathering at 1pm to 6pm.

He left behind a wife and four children.

It can be rcalled that the VVIP Kia bus with registration number GT 3915- 17 from Garu in the Upper East Region heading towards Kumasi collided with a Grandbird bus with registration number GT 5694-18 from Accra which was heading towards Bolgantaga also in the Upper East Region.

One of the buses got burnt
Fifity-five people died on the spot while the other two died in hospitals where they were sent for treatment.

The bodies of 35 of the deceased persons cannot be identified and were given a mass burial while the 53 persons who survived the fatal crash, are receiving treatment at various health facilities.

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