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The Police in Ashaiman say they have received very useful information that could lead to the arrest of four armed robbers who attacked seven foreign women volunteers and inflicted serious injuries on one of them in Sebrepor, near Afienya.
The volunteer unfortunately died whilst receiving treatment at a hospital.
They were made up of four Dutch and three Romanian nationals who were in the country to conduct a research on child labour.
Ashaiman Police Divisional Commander, Chief Superintendent David Eklu is appealing for public support to apprehend the suspects.
He said efforts are also being made to secure the safety of the remaining volunteers.
Meanwhile, Chief Superintendent David Eklu has advised foreigners who come into the country to conduct business to first report to the police.
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