The Digest:
Tragedy struck Ghana as a military helicopter, en route from Accra to Obuasi, crashed, claiming the lives of eight people, including the Defence and Environment Ministers. An investigation is underway, and national mourning is declared.
Key Points:
- Defence Minister Edward Boamah and Environment Minister Ibrahim Mohammed are among the casualties.
- The helicopter lost contact during a flight from Accra to Obuasi.
- The crash occurred in Ghana’s southern Ashanti region.
- Authorities confirmed eight people died, including five passengers and three crew members.
- Rescue teams were dispatched immediately after the crash was reported.
- Investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.
- President Mahama has expressed condolences and ordered flags at half-mast across the country.
The helicopter crash in Ghana, which killed two ministers and others, marks a devastating moment for the nation. As investigations unfold, the country mourns its lost leaders, and national solidarity strengthens in the face of tragedy.
