A fuel tanker has caught fire on the Accra-Tema Motorway near the underbridge, triggering a major emergency response from the Ghana National Fire Service.
Firefighters were swiftly deployed to the scene as authorities worked to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby vehicles and infrastructure.
According to preliminary reports, three fire tenders have been dispatched to battle the fire and bring the situation under control.
In a tragic development, emergency responders have recovered a burnt body from one of the vehicles involved in the incident, raising concerns that there could be additional casualties. Authorities are yet to confirm the identity of the deceased or provide details on whether others were affected.
The cause of the fire remains unknown at this stage, with investigations expected to commence once the scene has been secured and firefighting operations are completed.
The incident has disrupted traffic flow along the busy motorway, with motorists being advised to avoid the affected stretch and use alternative routes where possible.
Emergency personnel continue to work at the scene to extinguish the flames, secure the area, and assess the extent of the damage.
Further updates are expected as the Ghana National Fire Service and other relevant agencies complete their response and begin investigations into the circumstances surrounding the fire.