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A 48-year-old tiler is in critical condition after reportedly cutting his own throat with a machine in Mankessim in the Mfantseman Municipality of the Central region.
The victim, who resides in Kumasi, had travelled to Mankessim to undertake a tiling contract reportedly valued at GH¢85,000.
The incident occurred on Sunday, according to local sources, who said the man allegedly attempted to harm himself using his work equipment but was rescued by his apprentice.
Former Assembly Member for the Anafo Estate Electoral Area, Cephas Arthur, confirmed the incident but indicated that the reason behind the act remains unknown.
He explained that the victim was found in a pool of blood by his apprentice after he failed to respond to his calls.
The injured man was initially rushed to the Mercy Women’s Hospital, popularly known as Roman Hospital, where medical staff worked to stabilise his condition before referring him to the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital for further treatment.
Mr Arthur commended the medical team at the facility for their swift response in managing the situation, but expressed concern over delays in securing an ambulance to transport the victim to Accra.
According to him, it took several hours before an ambulance became available for the transfer.
The victim is currently receiving treatment at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, where his condition is reported to be critical.
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