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Motorway has been cleared – MTTD

June 5, 2014
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The Motor Transport and Traffic Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service has indicated that the Tema Motorway has been cleared and traffic is moving smoothly.

The Director of Education and Research at the MTTD, DSP Alexander Obeng said the gory accident which occurred on Wednesday night on the motorway was quickly attended to by security personnel and the Ghana National Fire Service “and so for us, we’ve been on our feet throughout the night till this morning.”

Motorists who use the Tema Motorway called into the Citi Breakfast Show to complain about the heavy vehicular traffic on the motorway due to the accident.

They appealed to the Police to come salvage the situation.

But Mr Obeng on the Citi Breakfast Show insisted that the “road has been cleared” and the traffic which compounded on the road is moving.

“The road was cleared and the two lanes can now be used by motorists who are Accra bound,” he said.

According to him, the accident involving the fuel tanker “was so hazardous because if you have petrol spilling, you have all manner of road users on the road and obviously it would have led to fire and all manner of accidents.”

DSP Obeng added that the security services planned to shut down the road use to the severity of the accident but through their hard work throughout the night, they were able to make the road accessible to motorists.

But some motorists say they are still stuck in traffic on the motorway but the situation is improving.

By: Efua Idan Osam/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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