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Three killed, 11 injured in head-on collision at Ajumako Kokoben

Following the rescue operation, firefighters secured the scene, cleared the damaged vehicles and debris from the road, and restored the free flow of traffic before leaving the area at about 2:07 p.
Preliminary information gathered from a passenger at the scene indicated that the driver of the Toyota Voxy was allegedly overtaking another vehicle at high speed when poor visibility caused by dust led to the collision with the oncoming Toyota Isuzu.
Three people have died, while 11 others sustained varying degrees of injuries following a head-on collision involving two vehicles at Ajumako Kokoben in the Central Region.
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