Accra, July 8, GNA - The British High Commission on Friday stated that it would open a Book of Condolence at its premises from Monday 11 to Wednesday 13 July from 0900 hour to 12 Noon each day for victims of Thursday's blasts in London which have killed at least 50 people. The High Commission in a release to the Ghana News Agency in Accra, thanked all well-wishers who had sympathised and supported them following the bomb attacks.
"We very much appreciate the solidarity of the government of Ghana, the Minority and the general public," it stated. 7 July 05
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