Ninety-one out of one hundred and
fifty-five people have been killed between January and September this year in
the Northern Region through motor accident. Twenty-nine people lost their lives
in the first quarter, thirty-seven in the second quarter and twenty-five in the
third quarter of 2014, Superintendent of Police and Head of the Police MTTD
Blewushie Godwin Cashman told Fiila News in an interview. He revealed that 68
of the cases were fatal, 50 were serious while 36 were minor cases. A total of twelve pedestrians were also knocked
down by motorist. The Tamale Metropolis recorded the highest rate of accident
cases with the least being Bole and Buipe towns. Tuesday, December 9, 2014
91 people die in road accidents in the northern region
Ninety-one out of one hundred and
fifty-five people have been killed between January and September this year in
the Northern Region through motor accident. Twenty-nine people lost their lives
in the first quarter, thirty-seven in the second quarter and twenty-five in the
third quarter of 2014, Superintendent of Police and Head of the Police MTTD
Blewushie Godwin Cashman told Fiila News in an interview. He revealed that 68
of the cases were fatal, 50 were serious while 36 were minor cases. A total of twelve pedestrians were also knocked
down by motorist. The Tamale Metropolis recorded the highest rate of accident
cases with the least being Bole and Buipe towns. 
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