'No one died': STC denies fatalities in Accra-Kumasi bus crash
Intercity STC Coaches Ltd has denied reports that passengers died in Monday's accident involving one of its buses travelling from Accra to Kumasi, insisting that everyone on board survived.
In a public notice issued on Tuesday, the company said inaccurate information had circulated following an interview attributed to the driver, suggesting that only 10 passengers survived the crash.
"Intercity STC wishes to state categorically that this information is false and does not reflect the actual situation," the company said.
It added that "all passengers and crew members on board survived the accident."
According to the company, passengers who sustained injuries received the necessary medical attention and were discharged on Monday.
STC said the safety and well-being of its passengers and staff remain its highest priority and that it is working with the relevant authorities to establish the circumstances surrounding the accident.
The company said it would provide further verified information when necessary and reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining high standards of safety, reliability and customer care across its operations.
See the statement below:
Public Notice
NO ONE DIED IN THE ACCRA–KUMASI–ACCRA BUS ACCIDENT
Intercity STC Coaches Limited wishes to inform the general public, our valued passengers, stakeholders, and the media regarding an accident involving one of our buses travelling from Accra to Kumasi on Monday, 3rd August 2026.
Following the incident, some inaccurate information was circulated through an interview attributed to the driver, suggesting that only ten (10) passengers survived the accident. Intercity STC wishes to state categorically that this information is false and does not reflect the actual situation.
We are pleased to confirm that all passengers and crew members on board survived the accident. The affected passengers received the necessary medical assistance and were all discharged yesterday.
The safety and well-being of our passengers and staff remain our highest priority. The Company is working closely with the relevant authorities to establish the circumstances surrounding the accident and will provide further verified information when necessary.
We wish to reassure our valued passengers and the general public that Intercity STC remains committed to maintaining the highest possible standards of safety, reliability and customer care across all our operations.
By Management
Source: classfmonline.com
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