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DVLA registers over 7,700 excavators in Ghana under new tracking initiative

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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has registered more than 7,700 excavators under a new initiative aimed at improving the identification and tracking of the machines operating in Ghana.
The initiative is expected to strengthen oversight of excavators operating across the country by improving identification and providing accessible records of the equipment.
He said the initiative was being implemented in collaboration with the Minerals Commission to address a longstanding gap in the monitoring of excavators imported into the country.
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