Unidentified helicopter lands at Half Assini
GNA – The chief and people of Mepasem near half Assini on the Ghana-
Cote d’ Ivoire
border have appealed to the Ministry of Defence and the Ghana Air Force
to confirm to them whether a helicopter that landed in the community on
September 24 came from their
outfit. An elder of the town, Mr Sylvester Awotwe, told the GNA that fears had gripped the people as a result of the incident.
He said at about 0700 on that day a helicopter painted blue and ash landed on the
primary school park and when he and some people approached it the
pilot, who was the only person on board, refused to give his identity and told them that bad weather forced him to land.
Mr Awotwe said the pilot, who was in white shirt with khaki trousers, later read a map and took off. He said a member of
the local Unit Committee, Mr Daniel Segbawu, telephoned the
District Chief Executive, Mr Sylvester Daddieh and the
Police at Half Assini but before they arrived the helicopter had left.
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