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‘Get the traffic lights working first’ – Efia Odo reacts to TRAFFITECH-GH rollout
Ghanaian socialite Efia Odo has questioned the rollout of the Ghana Police Service’s TRAFFITECH-GH initiative, urging authorities to address faulty traffic lights alongside efforts to enforce road traffic regulations.
Efia Odo has questioned the rollout of the Ghana Police Service’s TRAFFITECH-GH initiative, saying authorities should also address faulty traffic lights.
The TRAFFITECH-GH initiative is intended to support the enforcement of traffic regulations through technology, with authorities seeking to improve road discipline and accountability among motorists.
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