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Asanko Gold, Police, DVLA join forces to promote safer roads in mining areas
The campaign provides an opportunity for the police to intensify education on traffic regulations Asanko Gold Ghana Limited has launched the Asanko Ride Safe Campaign to address rising motorcycle and tricycle crashes in its host communities.
Motorcycle and tricycle riders who attended the launch welcomed the initiative and pledged to promote road safety education among their members while adhering to traffic regulations.
Speaking at the launch, the General Manager of Asanko Gold Ghana Limited, Justice Fenteng, said responsible mining goes beyond gold production and includes contributing to the safety and wellbeing of host communities.
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