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The Police in Tema have appealed for public assistance to help unravel the mystery around two unexplained deaths that occurred in the Tema Metropolis.
In the first case, a 40-year-old painter, Mr Kwadwo Apraku, was found dead on November four near the Tema-Ashaiman overpass with multiple wounds on the body, according to the Regional Police Public Relations Officer, Chief Inspector Yaw Nketia-Yeboah.
He said the other case involved an unconscious male adult, who was picked by a police officer from the side of the road at Kakasunanka and sent to the Tema General Hospital where he died later.
Chief Inspector Nketia-Yeboah said the two bodies have been deposited at the Police Hospital mortuary for autopsy.
Source: GNA
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