WORLD DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR ROAD CRASH VICTIMS MARKED

Prof. Dr. Otchere Addai Mensah (in red tie) CEO of KATH receiving the items from the Kumasi Mayor, Hon. Sam Pyne
Hon. Sam Pyne interacting with an accident victim at the Accident and Emergency Unit of KATH
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WORLD DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR ROAD CRASH VICTIMS MARKED

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Vital Strategies have marked this year’s World Day of Remembrance for Road Crush Victims at the forecourt of the Emergency Unit of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) on Monday 20th, November, 2023.

The event which was led by the Metro Chief Executive, Hon. Samuel Pyne, donated consumable items such as 40 packs of bottle water, box of tissues paper, boxes of bandages, 2 cartons of Milo, 2 cartons of carnation milk, 3 cartons of fruit juice, the rest were box of key soap. 3 boxes of biscuits. Box of Carmel soap and 20 packs of toilet roll. These items were donated to help ease the pains of the victims. 

In a brief remark by the mayor, he indicated that, over the years the day is marked with durbars at a select location in the metropolis.

However, that of 2023 he decided to choose KATH to personally interact with the victims and present these items for their benefits.

He cautioned motorist especially commercial drivers to adhere to road traffic regulations to safeguard themselves and others.

Again, with the Christmas festivities fast approaching a lot more people will troop to the Central Business District (CBD), that is double the already congested CBD hence motorist must be extra careful.

Receiving the items on behalf of KATH, the CEO Prof. Dr. Otchere Addai Mensah thanked the mayor, its development partners for choosing KATH to donate and visit patient in their time of need.

He, recounted the nice gesture of the Assembly not long ago when it presented waste bins to Hospital to help in the sanitation issues of the facility.

Prof. Addai Mensah called on other well-meaning Ghanaians to emulate this kind gesture.