
Panic erupted near Walewale on Tuesday, December 16, after unidentified gunmen opened fire on a passenger bus travelling from Bolgatanga to Kumasi, leaving two people critically injured.
The bus, operated by Great Imperial Express and bearing registration number GY 3199-21, came under attack on the outskirts of the Walewale township under circumstances believed to be linked to prevailing tensions in the area.
The driver of the bus and one passenger sustained gunshot wounds in the incident and were rushed to the Walewale Hospital, where they are receiving emergency medical care.
Police have confirmed the shooting and have launched investigations to establish the motive behind the attack and track down the assailants.
Security agencies say efforts are underway to strengthen patrols in the area as investigations continue.
Authorities are expected to provide further updates on the condition of the victims and progress made in the case in the coming days.



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