Stranded travelers in Duogee Town, Grand Gedeh County, are reportedly enduring worsening hardship as more than 150 vehicles remain trapped in muddy road conditions between Duogee Town and Senneh-wen, disrupting traffic and leaving passengers and drivers stranded for days.
The prolonged disruption has reportedly left travelers struggling to access basic necessities, with food prices soaring beyond their reach as they wait for the road to become passable.
Speaking to Verity Online News, a stranded driver disclosed that he had spent eight days in the area, describing the difficult conditions confronting travelers.
“As we speak, I have spent eight days in this area. To make matters worse, people here are selling just one cooking spoon of rice for L$250,” the driver narrated.
The situation has heightened concerns over the welfare of travelers caught in the road blockage, many of whom are reportedly facing mounting difficulties securing affordable food while awaiting an opportunity to continue their journeys.
Reports indicate that more than 150 vehicles are trapped in the mud along the Duogee Town–Senneh-wen route, with the disruption prompting urgent calls for government intervention to address the road conditions and help stranded travelers.
The situation underscores the challenges posed by poor road conditions in parts of Grand Gedeh County, particularly when they leave commuters stranded for extended periods with limited access to essential supplies.
As the situation persists, affected travelers are awaiting assistance to restore movement along the route and ease the hardship they continue to face.
