Kusasi Bandits Shoot 3 Military Men At Their Enclave Baribari -Buabula Area In Bawku
Kusasi bandits have shot and injured 3 military officers who were on patrol in the middle of the night at the Kusasi enclave of Baribare-Buabula. One soldier is said to be critically injured. The 3 soldiers have since been given first aid care at the Bawku Hospital and have been moved for airlifiting to the 37 military hospital.
It is our expectation that the military command and security services should take action and bring the Kusasis bandits to book around the Baribare-Buabula area to serve as a serious deterrent to their other bandits in other sections of their enclaves.
The eyewitness reports of the soldiers was very clear and emphatic that the firing was from the Kusasis and no attempt should be made to hide this fact.
More security personnel have reportedly been dispatched to the area.
On Monday, four people were arrested after a man was reportedly shot dead in the area.
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