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23 people, including 11 children, killed by abandoned galamsey pits - Amoakohene

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23 people, including 11 children, killed by abandoned galamsey pits - Amoakohene

Only 19 have been recovered from the pits; the remaining four we have not been able to recover,” he said.

According to him, 19 bodies have so far been retrieved from the pits, with the remaining four still trapped underground.

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