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Two injured as diesel tanker crashes into shop at Asamankese

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Two injured as diesel tanker crashes into shop at Asamankese

Two men have sustained injuries after a diesel tanker crashed into a shop beneath a storey building at Asamankese on Thursday, October 22, 2026. The tanker, a HOWO diesel vehicle with registration number LA 3243-25, reportedly crashed into the shop while travelling from Suhum towards…

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