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    List of road closures and diversions during state funeral for victims of helicopter crash

    MGD NewsBy MGD NewsAugust 15, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Ghana Police Service has released a list of road closures and traffic diversions ahead of the Inter-Denominational and Inter-Faith State Funeral in Accra on Friday, August 15, for the eight (8) individuals who lost their lives in the tragic military helicopter crash at Adansi Akrofuom on Wednesday, 6 August.
    In a statement dated Thursday, 14 August, the police announced that the following roads in the vicinity of the event will be closed:

    • 28th February Road from CEPS Traffic Light Intersection to Castle Road Junction.
    • Osu Cemetery Traffic Light on Lokko Street.
    • Castle Road from AU to Osu Cemetery Traffic Light.
    • Starlet 91 Road, which will be closed at the Ministries Traffic Light Intersection

    Motorists are advised to take note of the following diversions:

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    • Traffic from La, Labone and Osu on 28th February Road heading towards the Accra Central Business District and the Ministries will be diverted onto Salem Avenue Road at the Castle Traffic Light to connect with Oxford Street.
    • Motorists from Lokko Street, Osu heading towards Castle Road should use Ajumaku Street and Oxford Street in Osu.
    • Traffic from John Evans Atta Mills High Street towards Black Star Square will be diverted onto Liberia Road at the CEPS Traffic Intersection towards the National Theatre Traffic Light Intersection.
    • Traffic from AU Circle heading to Castle Road via Osu Cemetery Traffic Light will be diverted onto Abdul Diouf and King Hassan Roads, linking with Abdul Nasser Road in front of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ)

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