Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Shamima Muslim wants stronger rules for road safety. She spoke out following a recent hit-and-run incident.
Muslim is urging the person responsible for the hit-and-run to surrender to the police. She emphasized the importance of accountability for such actions.
The spokesperson also called for improvements to emergency response systems. This is to ensure faster and more effective help for victims of accidents.
She highlighted the need to review current road safety measures. The goal is to prevent future tragedies on Ghanaian roads.
Muslim believes that stricter enforcement and better public awareness campaigns are crucial. This will help create safer roads for everyone.
Her calls come as the nation grapples with road accidents and their aftermath.