Hamile explosion: Air Force team deployed to airlift injured immigration officer to Accra – Muntaka
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The government has mobilised the Ghana Air Force to evacuate an injured immigration officer from the Nandom Hospital to Accra for specialist treatment following an explosion at Hamile in the Upper West Region that killed three people.
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Hamile explosion: Air Force team deployed to airlift injured immigration officer to Accra – Muntaka. The government has mobilised the Ghana Air Force to evacuate an injured immigration officer from the Nandom Hospital to Accra for specialist treatment following an explosion at Hamile in the Upper West Region that killed three people. Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: Hamile explosion: Air Force team deployed to airlift injured immigration officer to Accra – Muntaka.
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- MyJoyOnline Ghana Hamile explosion: Air Force team deployed to airlift injured immigration officer to Accra – Muntaka The government has mobilised the Ghana Air Force to evacuate an injured immigration officer from the Nandom Hospital to Accra for specialist treatment following an explosion at Hamile in the Upper West Region that killed three people. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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