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Death toll in Etukrom STC bus crash rises to three as 11-Year-old girl succumbs to injuries

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Death toll in Etukrom STC bus crash rises to three as 11-Year-old girl succumbs to injuries

The death toll from the fatal road crash involving a State Transport Company (STC) bus, a fuel tanker, a Mitsubishi pick-up, and a Kia Sorento at Etukrom near Bonsu Junction in the Eastern Region has risen to three.

Two people were initially confirmed dead after the accident, which left the STC bus, the fuel tanker, and the Mitsubishi pick-up completely burnt, while the Kia Sorento was extensively damaged.

The latest casualty is an 11-year-old girl who succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash, which occurred on Monday, August 3, 2026.

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