Some Ghanaians have taken to social media to express their displeasure at the government after personnel of the Ghana National Fire Service were captured using a hammer at an accident scene.
According to an X user, a whole nation like Ghana our security services don’t have modern-day tools and equipment to make their work easier.
Three people have been confirmed dead, with Fifteen others seriously injured in an accident at Tailer Junction.
According to reports, the accident is said to have occurred at Tailer Junction near Winneba Junction in the Central region.
Reports suggest a Toyota Vitz was attempting to overtake a tricycle and collided with an O.A Express passenger’s car leading to the death of 3 and 15 others seriously injured.
In a video shared by UTV Ghana the Ghana National Fire Service officers were spotted at the scene of the accident using a hammer in their rescue effort.
Ghanaians on social media platform X, have expressed their displeasure with the government’s failure to provide the necessary rescue equipment for the personnel of the National Fire Service.
See comments below:
Nkrumahs Ghana! Eeei
— Vãvã (@kofivava) October 20, 2024
My country Ghana 😫😫 so there aren’t equipments for cutting in such situations? How much time will a potential survivor have to survive with this process?
— Rex Agezo (@AgezoRex) October 21, 2024
A whole nation like Ghana our security services don’t have modern day tools and equipment to make their work easier. Tweaa
— إبراهيم (@IBRAH_25) October 20, 2024
So it means the fire service ppl don’t have even a common cutter! 😎
— papin 🇬🇭 (@PAPINSCOT) October 21, 2024
Ghana government will watch people die and not give charge to police to start heavily enforcing reckless driving protocols . There should be a mass country wide crack down on reckless driving. Unsafe road behaviors and cars broken down on roads. People need to be prosecuted
— unrealpiktures 🇺🇸 (@unrealpiktures) October 20, 2024
Ghana dey used hammer instead of cutting machine ☹️☹️☹️
— SM DEFENDER (@BrightDaavi) October 20, 2024
