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    Police War On Galamsey:49 suspects arrested at various locations across the country

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJune 2, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read3 Views
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    The Ghana Police Service has intensified the fight against illegal mining through a series of intelligence-led operations and has arrested forty-nine (49) individuals for engaging in illegal mining activities at various locations across the country.

    The operations were carried out at Huniso, Wassa-Dadieso and Wassa-Gyapa in the Western Region; Akrokerri in the Ashanti Region; Dunkwa-On-Offin and Diaso in the Central Region; and the Awin river at Pankese and Akyem Akwadum in the Eastern Region.

    These coordinated operations resulted in the retrieval of exhibits, including various mining equipment.

    At Huniso, Wassa-Dadieso, and Wassa-Gyapa, the Western Central Regional Police Command arrested 19 suspects, disabled over 135 chanfan machines and retrieved exhibits including 23 Water Pumping Machines, 4 Excavator batteries and a motorbike.

    At Akrokerri, the Ashanti South Regional Police Command arrested 9 suspects.

    In the Awin River at Pankese and at Akyem Akwadum, the Eastern South Regional Police Command arrested eleven (11) suspects and retrieved 1 excavator monitor, two (2) excavators pedals, seven (7) excavator control boards and one gold detecting device.

    At Dunkwa-On-Offin and Diaso, the Central North Regional Police Command arrested 10 suspects and retrieved four (4) excavators, 8 pumping machines and 1 Cylinder machine.

    All suspects are in Police custody assisting ongoing investigations.



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