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The victims of the accident actor Funny Face was involved in on Sunday are currently undergoing treatment at different medical facilities.
According to Adom News’ Kofi Adjei, three of the injured victims have been moved to the Winneba Trauma and Specialist Hospital, while another is undergoing treatment at a local clinic in Nyanyano Kakraba.
However, the brother of one victim disclosed that his sibling is in a coma at the Nyanyano Kakraba community hospital.
In an interview with Adom News, Isaac Asare, the victim's brother, explained that initially, his brother was transferred to Ridge Hospital, but due to bed shortages, they couldn't admit him.
Subsequently, he was redirected to the Police Hospital, where admission was also unavailable.
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Faced with these challenges, Mr Asare stated that his brother was then taken to the community hospital in Kakraba. He noted that they hope for divine intervention to facilitate a transfer to a larger medical facility.
On Sunday, March 24, Funny Face was involved in a motor accident at Kasoa in the Central Region.
According to one eyewitness, the comedian’s car ran into a woman with two children and a man on a motorbike.
Meanwhile, Funny Face, his manager and some friends in the film industry are at Kasoa Divisional Police Command to assist with investigations.
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