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The Ghanaian lady who was hit by a petrol bomb during Wednesday’s violent clashes between pro-democracy protestors and President Hosni Mubarak’s supporters is receiving treatment in an Egyptian hospital.
Joy News has learnt she has severe burns on her face and hands.
There seemed to be chaos outside the hospital in Cairo when Joy News contacted her on phone to share her experience.
She told Joy News she had just finished taking her bath and just before she goes to bed she was hit by the petrol bomb.
Asked how she was feeling, she said “I am OK”.
Ghana’s Ambassador to Egypt, Amidu Suleiman visited the patient at the hospital Thursday morning.
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