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The Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has set up a committee to investigate the theft of a two-week old baby from the facility on Monday.
The baby is reported to have been stolen by an impostor who dressed like a nurse and offered to take care of her.
Director of Medical Affairs Professor Afua Hesse who is the Chairman of the committee told Joy News the committee will do a thorough job with the investigations.
She said the findings of the investigations will determine what measures are put in place to forestall any future incidents.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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