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A 12-year old boy is feared drowned in a stream near Kumasi High School at Gyenyase in Kumasi.
It is unclear how the tragedy occurred but information coming through indicates the yet-to-be-identified boy went swimming with other colleagues when disaster struck.
The incident occurred about 3 pm.
Luv Fm’s John Teye who visited the scene reports that police and fire personnel are finding it difficult to retrieve the body amid torrential rain.
Traditional authorities have also been invited to perform some rituals to aid the operation.
More soon.
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