… A six-member crew from the Suhum Municipal Fire Station, led by STNO II Darkwah Prince, arrived at the scene at 8:03pm and found a Ford F-150, with registration number DV B9981, and a Kia Rio, with registration number AS 5401-12, involved in the crash. …
… According to a post shared on Facebook by the Ghana National Fire Service, the Suhum Municipal Fire Station responded to the incident, with a six-member crew arriving at the scene at 1:31 p.m. …
… Personnel from the Suhum Municipal Fire Station, under the leadership of ADOI Moses Quaye, provided additional support to bring the fire under control. …
… Firefighters from the Bunso Fire Station, led by Assistant Divisional Officer I (ADOI) Samuel Doe, and personnel from the Suhum Municipal Fire Station, under the leadership of ADOI Moses Quaye, responded to the emergency and worked to contain the fire. …
… The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) said the Suhum Municipal Fire Station responded to the emergency after receiving a distress call at approximately 5:41 p.m. …
The Ghana National Fire Service rescued one male casualty trapped in a Kia Rio after it collided with an overtaking Ford F-150 on the Accra–Kumasi Highway at Suhum Niifio on Sunday, 16th August. The victim was transported to Suhum Government Hospital, and the GNFS attributed the accident to wrongful overtaking.
The Ghana National Fire Service rescued one male casualty trapped in a Kia Rio after it collided with an overtaking Ford F-150 on the Accra–Kumasi Highway at Suhum Niifio on Sunday, 16th August. The victim was transported to Suhum Government Hospital, and the GNFS attributed the accident to wrongful overtaking.
The Ghana National Fire Service rescued a man trapped in a Kia Rio after a Ford F-150 collided with it while overtaking on the Accra–Kumasi Highway at Suhum Niifio on August 16. The casualty was transported to hospital and no deaths were recorded; the GNFS attributed the crash to wrongful overtaking.
A Mazda Demio caught fire at Opra Mini Pub in Suhum on August 11 when a welding electrode came into contact with the vehicle's fuel pipe during welding work. Firefighters from Suhum Municipal Fire Station contained the blaze within minutes with no casualties reported.
A Mazda Demio caught fire on August 11 at Opra Mini Pub in Suhum Municipality when a welding electrode used beneath the vehicle contacted the fuel pipe. The Suhum Municipal Fire Station brought the fire under control within four minutes, with no injuries reported.
A Kia Rhino collided with a MAN Diesel truck at Asubuo on the Accra–Kumasi Highway on August 11, killing a male pedestrian and injuring five others. Firefighters rescued a person trapped in the Kia Rhino, and investigations into the cause are underway.
A collision between a Kia Rhino and a MAN Diesel truck on Tuesday at Asubuo killed a male pedestrian and injured five others; the cause is under investigation.
Seven people died in a collision involving a fuel tanker, an STC bus, and two other vehicles at Birimso Bridge on the N6 Accra-Kumasi Highway in the Eastern Region, triggering a fire that destroyed three vehicles and damaged a fourth. Firefighters from Bunso and Suhum stations, along with police, responded to contain the blaze and manage the scene.
A fuel tanker, an STC passenger bus, and two other vehicles collided at Birimso Bridge on the N6 Highway on Monday, August 3, resulting in seven casualties (two females and five males). The crash triggered a major fire that destroyed the fuel tanker, STC Bus, and Mitsubishi Pick-Up, with two victims sustaining injuries; firefighters and police responded to contain the fire and manage traffic.
A fuel tanker carrying 54,000 litres and a Kia Frontier collided head-on at Fianko in Suhum Municipality, Eastern Region on Wednesday, July 22, injuring two male occupants. The Kia Frontier allegedly lost steering control and veered into the oncoming lane.
Two people died and two others were injured in a collision between two cargo trucks at Asuboi on the Accra-Kumasi Highway on Saturday. Firefighters rescued the trapped victims after a tyre burst on the KIA Rhino caused the driver to lose control and hit the Hyundai truck ahead.
Firefighters from the Suhum Municipal Fire Station rescued a driver trapped in a HOWO tanker that veered off the Accra–Kumasi Highway into bush at Amanase in the Eastern Region on Sunday, July 12. The victim was transported to Suhum Government Hospital; no fatalities were recorded and the cause is under investigation.
A Kia Rhino lorry transporting animal feed overturned at Omenako in the Suhum Municipality on the Accra–Kumasi Highway on Tuesday, July 7, after the driver attempted to avoid a fuel tanker that was overtaking dangerously. One person was injured in the accident; the fuel tanker left the scene.
The Suhum Municipal Fire Station responded to a road traffic accident at Mile 44 on the Accra–Kumasi Highway on Friday, 26th June, where a six-member crew used extrication equipment to rescue one trapped victim from a collision between a MAN diesel trailer and a Toyota Hiace. The casualty was transported to Suhum Government Hospital, and preliminary investigations indicate the Hiace driver attempted to overtake a slow-moving vehicle.
An estimated 50 tons of shea butter oil spilt onto the Accra–Kumasi Highway on Sunday, May 31, after a DAF XF tanker's discharge valve failed at Misa Fuel Station in Ntoaso. The Ghana National Fire Service deployed personnel from Suhum Municipal Fire Station to contain the spill and prevent further spreading, with no casualties reported.
The Ghana National Fire Service responded to a road traffic accident on the Accra–Kumasi Highway involving a DAF fuel tanker carrying 54,000 litres of diesel that veered off the road at Asuboi on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. The driver reported that bursting of two middle tyres caused the loss of control; no persons were trapped or injured, though the tanker sustained partial damage.