Ing. David Osafo Adonteng, Acting Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has driven a group of staff from the Authority delegates from the Accident Victims Support to pay kindness approach groups of survivors of the new street crash occurrence that ended the existence of six schoolchildren and harming one in Ankase Matamallam in the Krachie West locale of the Oti Region.
In a durbar held to pay tribute to the Ag. Chief General and his escort, the local area offered their significant thanks to the Ag. Chief General for his demonstration of concern and compassion toward their predicament.
Tending to the social occasion, the acting Director-General, Ing. David Osafo Adonteng, communicated the Authority's profound sympathy to the deprived families and vowed to liaise with the police to look for equity for the people in question.
He likewise unveiled that he would work intimately with the street organizations for the arrangement of hindrances along the stretch of streets in that piece of the country to stay away from future events. He focused on the requirement for more caution on our streets by street clients because such superfluous loss of lives might have been forestalled.
He encouraged drivers to drive with mindfulness to forestall further crashes.
On his part, fire up. Cyril Crabbe, President of the Accident Victim Support (AVS) promised to initiate the most common way of getting protection for the people in question.
An undisclosed measure of money gift was introduced to groups of the departed and getting through kids.
The group made a move to teach younger students in the circuit safe going across the street to forestall such pulverizing occurrences later on.
The group likewise visited the Regional Police Command to request a coordinated effort in tracking down equity to the current case and give data to accelerate tying down protection for groups of casualties and survivors to facilitate their aggravation of loss.
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