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GHANA: ADANSI AKROFUOM FARMER FEARS TO RETURN TO FARM AFTER HELICOPTER CRASH, HOPES FOR GOV’T SUPPORT. (PHOTO).


 Adansi Akrofuom Farmer Fears To Return To Farm After Helicopter Crash, Hopes For Gov’t Support 


The tragic helicopter c,rash that occurred earlier last week in Sikaman, a community in the Adansi Akrofuom District, has taken an emotional toll on farmers.


As investigations continue at the c,rash site to unveil what caused the unfortunate incident, many local farmers are reluctant to return to their farmlands, fearing the unknown risks that may lie ahead.


In a street interview that has surfaced online, one unidentified farmer shared his deep concerns when asked about the promised support for those affected by the c,rash. 


The farmer revealed that he and his colleague are still expecting the government to fulfill the promise. 


However, the biggest worry, he stated, was not hunger, but the emotional fear that comes with going back to the farm. 


He said, "We haven't received any support yet. I am afraid to return to the farm." 


"Even though I rely on my crops to survive, I cannot shake the fear of what might be left behind after the c,rash. I just don’t feel safe there right now." He adder

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