The National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) on Friday expressed worry and concern about the spate of accidents in the country.
It has therefore cautioned drivers to drive according to the stipulated speed limits.
This was contained in a statement signed by Mr. Yao Doe Tamakloe, the Ashanti Regional Co-ordinator of the Organization and issued in Kumasi.
The statement said “passengers have the right to notify any driver who over-speeds and to take the number of the vehicles of recalcitrant drivers and report them to the nearest Police Station”.
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