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Two seriously injured in collision on Afobakaweg near mast 5

Amanda Palis by Amanda Palis
Wednesday, 4 Nov 2026 - 4:13 pm
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ChatGPT Image Nov 4 2026 04 10 03 PM Two people were seriously injured in a collision between two vehicles on the Afobakaweg near mast 5. An investigation into the cause is under way; gas cylinders were scattered across the road.
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Two people were seriously injured in a serious collision on the Afobakaweg, near pole number 5, on Wednesday afternoon, November 4, 2026. Two cars were involved in the traffic accident, both of which sustained extensive material damage.

According to the initial information received by the police, the accident was reported to the Paranam police station at around 2:15 p.m. Police officers are now at the scene to investigate the circumstances of the collision.

The two seriously injured victims are being taken away by ambulance for medical treatment. According to the initial report, there were no fatalities.

Images from the accident scene also show gas cylinders that ended up on the road surface. One of the vehicles is believed to be a truck loaded with gas cylinders. It is not yet clear what role these cylinders played in the accident.

The cause of the collision is still unknown. No further details are yet available regarding the identity and condition of the victims.

This is an initial report received by the police. The police are investigating the accident and expect to gain more clarity about the circumstances under which the collision occurred.

Key News is following developments. Further information will follow as soon as more details become available.

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