Winneba (C/R), May 2, Ghanadot/GNA—About
nine people were woundedand two
government vehicles had their windscreen and drivingmirrors damaged following a clash between the two Asafo
Companiesinvolved in the celebration
of the Aboakyer festival in Winneba on
Friday.
A police spokesman told newsmen that, the quick arrival of thepolice to the stop, saved what could have been described
a bloodysituation.
The spokesman said while the two Asafo companies were paradingthe principal streets of the town as part of the
celebration they clashedat spot near
the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) office where
members started throwing stones and other missals at each other.
He said two vehicles belonging to the ECG and the Ghana
Highways Authority, were damaged, adding the wounded were
treatedand discharged at the Winneba
Government Hospital.
Meanwhile the District Police Commander, ASP France Yiribaarewhen contacted, confirmed the confrontation but said
things havebeen brought to normal and
that absolute peace and order has
returned to the town and the celebration was going on smoothly.
ASP Yiribaare said the security personnel would leave no stoneunturned to ensure a peaceful celebration of the
festival, he therefore appealed to the
people to cooperate with them and
comport themselves to ensure a peaceful celebration.
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