Hamile explosion: Nine injured victims discharged, two transferred to regional hospital
Nine of the 11 civilians who sustained injuries during disturbances following an explosion at Hamile in the Lambussie District of the Upper West Region have been treated and discharged from hospital. The remaining two have been transferred to the Upper West Regional Hospital for further medical attention. The explosion, which occurred at an unapproved route […]
Eleven civilians were injured following an explosion in Hamile, Upper West Region, during disturbances. Nine of the injured have been discharged from hospital, while the remaining two have been transferred to the Upper West Regional Hospital for further medical care. The explosion occurred at an unapproved route in Mountain Back Two and resulted in the deaths of two civilians and an immigration officer.
One injured immigration officer was airlifted to the 37 Military Hospital in Accra. Chief Superintendent Mohammed Abdul Manan, the Hamile Sector Commander of the Ghana Immigration Service, disclosed these details to Comptroller-General Samuel Basintale Amadu during a visit to the command. The visit aimed to engage community stakeholders on restoring calm, assessing the welfare of immigration personnel, and boosting their morale.
The Comptroller-General also met with the Upper West Regional Security Council, Border Security Committee, traditional leaders, youth groups, and sector command officers in Hamile. He visited the families of the deceased civilians and the explosion site.
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