Calls for Curfew in Hamile to be reviewed
BY Valentia Tetteh The Member of Parliament for Lambussie, Professor Titus Beyuo, has appealed to the Ministry of the Interior and security authorities to review the security situation in Hamile and consider withdrawing the curfew imposed on the township following recent security concerns. The appeal follows an explosion suspected to have been caused by dynamite, […]
The Member of Parliament for Lambussie, Professor Titus Beyuo, has called for a review of the curfew imposed on Hamile Township following a recent explosion that resulted in the death of a Ghana Immigration Service officer and left another critically injured. In a statement presented to Parliament on November 5, 2026, Professor Beyuo noted that while the initial curfew was necessary, it is now having a significant impact on residents' lives.
He appealed to the Ministry of the Interior and security authorities to reassess the situation and consider lifting the curfew. Additionally, the Ministry of the Interior has revised the curfew hours for Hamile Township and its surrounding areas to 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., effective November 5, 2026, following security concerns in the region.
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- Interior Ministry revises Hamile curfew to 10 pm–4 am adomonline.com
