Ghana Police Target Holiday Drivers in Pre-Christmas Crackdown
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Police in Ghana's Afienya District took action on Tuesday to prevent road accidents during the busy holiday season.
Officers from the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) held a special safety program. The event on December 23 was part of a national pre-Christmas road safety campaign.
The "sensitization" program aims to educate drivers and the public. Police gave advice on safe driving practices to reduce crashes.
Christmas travel in Ghana sees a major increase in road traffic. Authorities often launch such campaigns to address the higher risk of accidents during this period.
The Afienya District MTTD conducted the activity within its local area. No further details about the specific events or rules were provided.