An eye witness account of the tragedy said a tipper truck with registration no AW 1471 Y run over it’s driver’s mate head when the mate in an attempt to board the moving vehicle slipped off the vehicle and crashed under it.
The source said the vehicle had gone to the filling station at the junction to refuel and it was after the fueling and the vehicle was about to move that the incident occurred.
The body of the deceased has since been deposited at the Bechem Government Hospital
The ST. Joseph College of Education at Bechem in the Brong Ahafo Region has held its 3rd graduation ceremony. In all 235 students of the college graduated with basic diploma certificate. In a speech at the ceremony, the Tano South District Chief, Honorable Bukari Zakari Anaba said graduation is an occasion that enables students to take stock of what they have gone through for the years they spent in school. This he said gives the students the opportunity to receive what they have worked hard for. He 
said as part of the educational reform programme of the N.D.C. government, all schools under trees are going to be eliminated and assured his outfit is prepared to give assistance to the human resource base in the district.
The Principal of ST. Joseph College of Education, Mrs. Cecilia Quansah in a speech said the college is committed to prepare dedicated and patriotic teachers to teach in the basic schools in the country.
She said the college admitted 276 students to persue diploma in basic education progrmme for the 2010/2011 academic year and mentioned that the total pop
In terms of the infrastructural development, the principal said the college received an amount
of GHȻ430,000 as GETFUND through the central government in 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 academic year to construct 8 unit blocks of flat for the staff. She said that the college received five desktops from Honorable An
drews Adjei Yeboah the Member of Parliament for the district and 20 desk top computers from the Minister of Education through the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communication.
The Principal enumerated some challenges the college faces and mentioned staff accommodation and equipment for the technical workshop of the college and appealed to philanthropist to come to the aid of the college. The Catholic Bishop of the Toaso Diocese the most Rev. Peter K. Atuahene who chaired the occasion advised the gradaunds to work hard as they are leaving for the world to impact their knowledge to others whom they will be teaching. He said discipline changes the lifestyle of people and advised the gradaunds to desist from immoral activities such as alcoholism and drug abuse.
