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There are reported disturbances at the Buduburam Refugee Camp as police and residents clash.
The residents were reportedly installing a new leader of the camp when the police stormed the area and scuttled the process.
Residents claim the police shot indiscriminately injuring a number of people.
The police have refused to comment on the matter.
We will continue to monitor developments.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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