Family of Kumasi GAF Stampede Victim Sandra Baafi Boateng Appeals for Urgent Support One Year After Tragedy
One year after the devastating Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) recruitment stampede in Kumasi, the family of victim Sandra Baafi Boateng has issued an urgent public appeal for financial and medical support as she remains in critical condition.
Recounting the painful toll of the past twelve months, family spokesperson Nancy described a year defined by relentless emotional distress, mounting medical expenses, and severe physical immobility. According to relatives, Sandra has remained bedridden since the stampede occurred, unable to speak, walk, or regain full consciousness.
Deepening the family’s distress, hospital authorities have reportedly discharged Sandra to be managed at home despite her fragile and unresponsive state. Expressing profound anguish over the development, Nancy highlighted the overwhelming financial and caregiving burden now placed on the family, noting that they lack the specialized resources needed to sustain her long-term recovery.
The emotional plea has renewed public attention on the welfare and post-incident care of survivors affected by the Kumasi recruitment tragedy, sparking fresh calls for state authorities, health institutions, and benevolent organizations to step in with immediate medical and financial relief for Sandra Baafi Boateng.
Source: Thepressradio.com
