Police investigate death of three children at Koblimahagu, IGP deploys special team

The Northern Regional Police Command in Ghana is currently investigating the deaths of three children whose bodies were found in the boot of a vehicle at Koblimahagu in the Tamale Metropolis. The victims, aged 3, 5, and 7, were reportedly missing since Sunday, October 4, 2026, after they left home for Islamic classes. Their remains were discovered on Monday, October 5, after community members alerted the police.

A black Hyundai Tucson, belonging to a Ghana Immigration Service personnel, was found stuck in mud on a road leading to the area. The vehicle's doors were locked except for the boot, where the bodies were located. A special team, including homicide investigators and crime scene experts, has been deployed to Tamale to assist with the ongoing investigation.

The Inspector-General of Police has ordered the arrest of the vehicle's owner and is sending him to Accra for further assistance. The police have assured the public that they are taking all necessary steps in the investigation and have requested the public to remain calm as the situation unfolds.

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