Accra, Mar 22: At least 60 people were killed on Friday in a head-on collision between two buses in southern Ghana, police said on Friday.

Police commander Joseph Antwi Gyawu said the crash happened at about 2:00 am (local time) in the Bono East region.

"At least 60 people have been confirmed dead," he said.

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Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Sunday announced that Chinnaswamy Stadium will continue to host future IPL matches.

The announcement comes amid doubts over hosting the event in Karnataka following the June 4 stampede at the stadium, which occurred when a large crowd had gathered to celebrate the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s victory in IPL 2025.

Speaking to reporters after casting his vote in the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) presidential elections, Shivakumar said a new large stadium will also be constructed in the future.

"I’m a cricket lover. We will ensure that the accident in Karnataka does not happen again and hold cricket events at Chinnaswamy Stadium in a manner that upholds the honour of Bengaluru," the deputy chief minister said.

He added that the KSCA will operate the stadium within the framework of the law, with proper crowd management measures in place.

Shivakumar emphasised, "We will not shift the IPL elsewhere and will continue to hold it here at Chinnaswamy Stadium. This is the pride of Bengaluru and Karnataka, which we will retain."

When asked about women’s matches, he said the government will ensure opportunities for them as well.