Tragedy struck the community of Manso Asamang on Monday, November 17, 2025, when a devastating motorbike accident claimed the lives of two young men and left two others fighting for their lives.
The deceased have been identified as 19-year-old Dollar and 20-year-old Nana Yaw, both residents of Manso Asamang. According to eyewitnesses, the fatal incident occurred when the two motorbikes collided head-on under circumstances that are still being investigated by local authorities.
Residents who rushed to the scene described a horrifying sight. “We found four young men lying in a pool of blood. Two were responsive, but the other two were completely unconscious,” one eyewitness recounted.
The victims were quickly transported to the Manso Asamang Hospital. Medical personnel confirmed the deaths of Dollar and Nana Yaw shortly after arrival. The two surviving victims are currently receiving intensive medical care, with hospital officials describing their condition as critical.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision to determine whether factors such as speeding, reckless riding, or poor road conditions contributed to the tragic accident. Local residents have expressed deep sorrow over the loss of the young men, describing the event as a “devastating blow” to the community.
The Ashanti Regional Police Service has appealed to motorbike riders and drivers to exercise caution on the roads to prevent such fatal accidents. Meanwhile, community leaders are urging stricter enforcement of traffic regulations to safeguard the lives of young people who rely on motorbikes for daily transport.
This incident underscores the growing concern over road safety in the region, particularly among youth who often ride motorcycles without proper protective gear or adherence to traffic rules.
The community of Manso Asamang is mourning the untimely deaths of Dollar and Nana Yaw, while hopes remain high for the recovery of the two critically injured survivors.
