The dusty roads linking Bridgeso and Abrika to Techiman have, for decades, borne the weight of countless tragedies. Women in active labour pleading for transport. Children slipping into critical malaria comas. The elderly gasping for oxygen.
The dusty roads linking Bridgeso and Abrika to Techiman have, for decades, borne the weight of countless tragedies. Women in active labour pleading for transport. Children slipping into critical malaria comas. The elderly gasping for oxygen.
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