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The Police in Osu are investigating the death of a Chinese national on Friday night.
The victim was found in a room at the Casino Galaxy, located behind the Shell Filling Station, along the Osu Oxford Street.
A source close to the Casino told the Ghana News Agency that the man allegedly lost all his money to the games he played at the Casino.
Following this, he allegedly borrowed money from the Management of the Casino to try his luck again but he was unsuccessful, the source said.
He was later found dead in one of the rooms at the Casino.
The Police confirmed the death to the GNA, on Saturday, saying investigations had started, but declined to give any information regarding the circumstances.
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