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Woman suffers severe ear injury after alleged attack by landlord’s wife at Fufuo

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Woman suffers severe ear injury after alleged attack by landlord’s wife at Fufuo

According to accounts from the victim and her family, the incident occurred on Thursday, September 3, when Achiaa was correcting her daughter over alleged misconduct.

Residents who witnessed the incident reportedly intervened and separated the two women before taking Achiaa for first aid.

The incident has since generated concern among residents over the circumstances that led to the altercation.

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