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A first-year boarding student of the Aburi Girls Senior High School has died days after reportedly complaining of severe stomach pains.
There are indications that she started complaining about the stomach ache on Monday, February 5 and died on Wednesday, Feb 7, 2024.
The first year student has been identified as Stacy Okyere.
Other sources have however said she was sick with malaria and was in the dormitory on campus with her mates, who were taking care of her.
She was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.
The body has since been deposited at the Tetteh Quarshie Memorial Hospital at Mampong-Akuapem for autopsy.
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