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A 17-year-old boy who sustained cutlass wounds in the hands of some irate youth in the Hohoe conflict said he is unable to walk since the incident.According to the boy, he was returning from a football park when he was attacked by unidentified men in Hohoe.He told Joy FM's Volta Regional correspondent Agbeko Ben Coffie that he was lucky that some Muslim youth appeared during the attack and was immediately rushed to the Jasikan District Hospital.
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