Emergency services in three countries confirmed at least seven fatalities from separate traffic collisions over the weekend, with children among the injured in southern Brazil. The most severe single incident occurred in India's Visakhapatnam district, where four people died, while a crash in Ghana claimed two lives and a Brazilian accident left one dead and a toddler with critical burns.

In Brazil, a frontal collision between a Chevrolet S10 and a Geely electric vehicle on the BR-277 highway near Guarapuava, Paraná state, sparked a fire that engulfed the Geely. Federal highway police and fire brigades from three municipalities reported that the driver died at the scene, and three child passengers—aged 11, 9, and 2—sustained serious injuries; the two-year-old was rushed to hospital with severe burns. Three occupants of the S10 were also seriously hurt, while a passing truck was struck but its driver escaped unharmed.

Ghana's national fire service (GNFS) stated that a crash on the Accra-Kumasi Highway at Asuboi on Saturday involved two cargo trucks: a Kia Rhino and a Hyundai lorry. The Kia Rhino suffered a front tyre burst, causing its driver to lose control and hit the Hyundai. Two of the four people in the vehicles died; firefighters used hydraulic tools to free the injured, who were transferred to Suhum Government Hospital. In a separate Saturday incident in Techiman, Bono East Region, the GNFS rescued a truck mate trapped in a collision between another Kia Rhino and a DAF articulated truck; no fatalities were reported there.

In India, Andhra Pradesh police said a car rammed into a moving lorry on the Anandapuram–Anakapalli Highway in the early hours of Sunday. Four occupants, including an 11-year-old boy, were killed, and a fifth person was hospitalised. Investigators were examining whether overspeeding or driver fatigue caused the crash. In Lagos, Nigeria, a trailer overturned on Ogunnusi Road on Sunday after a suspension failure, prompting traffic diversions by the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority; no casualties were reported. Investigations into all incidents remain ongoing.