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Overloading caused recent boat mishap killing 5, says Ghanaian authourity

Spynewsmedia March 23, 2023

Overloaded boat

 

By Hillary Obayagbon, Accra

The Director of Communications of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), George Ayisi has revealed that the owner of the ill-fated boat which overturned and resulted in the death of five persons at Ada has been arrested.

This, George Ayisi said, was because the boat was overloaded which led it to capsize, resulting in the loss of lives and injuries.

“It has a capacity between 40-45 and from the report, they loaded over 90-95, we understand that passengers cautioned the owners that look, this is overloaded but they didn’t pay heed and they went on their journey and unfortunately we have this,” he said on Monday.

“So far we have reports that people were rescued, some were taken to clinics and have been discharged others too upon rescue, they moved to their communities, they’re from different communities in the area,” he said this on Monday, March 20, 2023.

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Our Correspondent gathered that even though a number of passengers have been found, the search was still ongoing because there were a lot of children on the boat and they hope to still find survivors.

“They’ve not abandoned the search yet, I understand the search is actually ongoing hoping that they will still find survivors but from the reports so far it’s like those who were in the water were rescued aside from the five who died, almost everyone.”

“But we’re still doing the search because there were a lot of children on the boat, that’s what the report is saying so maybe by the close of today or tomorrow before they will then decide that they will finish with the search but the search is still ongoing for survivors,” the Director said.

 

 

 

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