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Hafiz Bin Salih, who collapsed while reading a message on behalf of NPP youths to national delegates, is responding to treatment at KATH.
The youth activist was presenting a statement on behalf of the youth at the National Delegates’ Conference currently going on in Kumasi, when he suddenly froze.
He was rushed to the Komfo-Anokye Teaching Hospital in an ambulance where reports say he is responding to treatment.
It is unclear what might have caused Mr Bin Salih’s collapse.
He is the Upper West Regional Youth Organiser of the NPP.
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