In response to recent violent attacks in the area, the Ghana Police Service has sent more officers and equipment to Nkwanta.
The Inspector-General of Police sent two armoured vehicles and officers from the National Police Operations to bolster security, according to a statement released on March 26 by the Police Regional Headquarters in Dambai. According to reports, calm has returned.
Five bodies, three males and two females, were found in two different parts of the Nkwanta South Municipality, according to the police. The Police, Military, Bureau of National Investigations (BNI), Defence Intelligence, and Ghana National Fire Service all worked together to conduct the recovery operation.
Investigations are underway to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the attacks and to locate and detain the perpetrators.
Locals have been asked to maintain composure and assist security personnel by supplying reliable information.
Additionally, the public has been warned not to disseminate false information that can increase hostilities.
Source: newsthemegh.com