Manso Tontokrom Youth Deny Mining Pit Collapse Reports Tontokrom, Ghana – The youth and residents of Manso Tontokrom in the Amansie South District of the Ashanti Region have strongly denied reports of a mining pit collapse in their community, describing the claims as false and malicious. According to the group, no such incident occurred in Manso Tontokrom or in any nearby communities within the district. Kwabena Animoyam, speaking on behalf of the youth, said the reports were inaccurate and damaging to the image of the community. The denial follows a report by JoyNews claiming a mining pit had collapsed at Manso Tontokrom, leaving about ten miners dead and several others trapped. However, the incident actually occurred at Atta Ne Atta, a community in the Asutifi South District of the Ahafo Region. The youth believe the publication was a calculated attempt to tarnish their reputation and derail efforts to secure participation in the government’s flagship cooperative mining programme. Authorities have revised the death toll from the Atta Ne Atta incident to nine, with four injured miners receiving treatment 💪. Would you like to know more about the Atta Ne Atta incident or Manso Tontokrom’s mining efforts?
Manso Tontokrom Youth Deny Mining Pit Collapse Reports
Manso Tontokrom Youth Deny Mining Pit Collapse Reports
Tontokrom, Ghana – The youth and residents of Manso Tontokrom in the Amansie South District of the Ashanti Region have strongly denied reports of a mining pit collapse in their community, describing the claims as false and malicious. According to the group, no such incident occurred in Manso Tontokrom or in any nearby communities within the district.
Kwabena Animoyam, speaking on behalf of the youth, said the reports were inaccurate and damaging to the image of the community. The denial follows a report by JoyNews claiming a mining pit had collapsed at Manso Tontokrom, leaving about ten miners dead and several others trapped. However, the incident actually occurred at Atta Ne Atta, a community in the Asutifi South District of the Ahafo Region.
The youth believe the publication was a calculated attempt to tarnish their reputation and derail efforts to secure participation in the government’s flagship cooperative mining programme. Authorities have revised the death toll from the Atta Ne Atta incident to nine, with four injured miners receiving treatment.
Would you like to know more about the Atta Ne Atta incident or Manso Tontokrom’s mining efforts?
From Ernest Best Anane, Tontokrom
The youth and residents of Manso Tontokrom in the Amansie South District of the Ashanti Region have strongly denied reports of a mining pit collapse in their community, describing the claims as false and malicious. According to the group, no such incident occurred in Manso Tontokrom or in any nearby communities within the district.
Kwabena Animoyam, speaking on behalf of the youth, said the reports were inaccurate and damaging to the image of the community. The denial follows a report by JoyNews claiming a mining pit had collapsed at Manso Tontokrom, leaving about ten miners dead and several others trapped. However, the incident actually occurred at Atta Ne Atta, a community in the Asutifi South District of the Ahafo Region.
The youth believe the publication was a calculated attempt to tarnish their reputation and derail efforts to secure participation in the government’s flagship cooperative mining programme. Authorities have revised the death toll from the Atta Ne Atta incident to nine, with four injured miners receiving treatment.
