
Audio By Carbonatix
Doctors at the University of Ghana Medical Center's surgery unit are racing against time to save the life of a security guard of Adamus Mine who was recently shot on duty.
According to the doctors, Paul Gyetuah, who sustained multiple injuries from the gun attack, lost the right eye as a bullet went through his head.
However, the medical team is doing all they can to save the left eye and save his life, too, as his continuous bleeding in the head due to the pellets lodged in his brain poses the biggest threat to this young life.

Paul also has to contend with massive damage to his lungs following gunshot wounds to his chest.
This was revealed when the Chief executive of Nguvu Holdings, operators of Adamus Mine, Angela List, paid a visit to the security guard who was shot multiple times while on duty barely a week ago.
Latest Stories
-
Tourism Minister advocates expansion of Vodza Regatta in Volta region to boost coastal tourism
3 minutes -
Gradual recovery signals shift in fortunes of Tema Oil Refinery
6 minutes -
Greece to ban social media for under-15s from next year
6 minutes -
Volta Chiefs condemn EOCO over alleged disregard for Court ruling in Kwamigah-Atokple case
7 minutes -
We need collective action to advance sustainability in Ghana and Africa – Deloitte Tax Partner
12 minutes -
Imperial College promotes science communication and Africa–UK innovation links
12 minutes -
Imperial College President calls for global science partnerships with Africa
23 minutes -
NPP leaders converge at party headquarters ahead of NEC meeting on polling station elections
33 minutes -
Fuel prices may rise in Ghana despite global drops – Duncan Amoah
36 minutes -
‘No one is above the law’- Volta Chiefs condemn EOCO over handling of Council of State member’s case
37 minutes -
AMA creates alternative pedestrian routes at Kaneshie after footbridge closure
41 minutes -
Ghanaians were misled- NPP accuses NDC of politicising Anti-LGBTQ bill
41 minutes -
iWatch Africa’s Philip Kwasi Banini to Speak at the 13th Digital Rights & Inclusion Forum in Abidjan
44 minutes -
Photos: Mahama receives full state welcome in Paris ahead of talks with French President Macron
1 hour -
Deputy Health Minister endorses Women in Medicine Fellowship
1 hour