Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim has demanded stronger road safety measures across the country. She highlighted the need for better systems to respond to emergencies on the road.
Muslim urged the suspect involved in a recent hit-and-run case to surrender to the authorities. She stressed the importance of bringing those responsible for such incidents to justice.
The call follows concerns about the handling of victims of road accidents and the general safety on Ghanaian roads. These reforms aim to prevent future tragedies.
The spokesperson did not specify the exact location or date of the hit-and-run incident she referenced.
She stated that improved emergency response services are crucial for saving lives after accidents.
The government is looking into ways to enforce road safety laws more strictly.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure public safety and security.