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    NAIMOS Officers Attacked, Aassailant Killed In Bono Anti-Galamsey Operation  

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    By Philip Antoh on January 21, 2026 Crime
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    The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) wishes to inform the public that earlier Tuesday, January 20, 2026, a member of its taskforce was shot in the thigh by armed assailants during a routine anti-galamsey operation.

    The incident occurred in a bush along the Subinkurom–Kyeremasu stretch in the Dormaa Central Municipality of the Bono Region.

    The armed thugs, who were hiding in the bushes, opened fire on sighting the NAIMOS task force. This led to an exchange of gunfire, during which one NAIMOS personnel sustained a gunshot injury.

    The injured officer was swiftly rushed to the St. Matthew Catholic Hospital at Ampenkuro, where he is currently responding to treatment.

    Meanwhile, one of the assailants who opened fire on the NAIMOS taskforce was shot dead during the exchanges.

    The deceased, identified as Abuu Ibrahim, was pronounced dead on arrival at the St. Matthew Catholic Hospital.

    NAIMOS wishes to assure that despite the persistent attacks and disruptions, it remains committed to fighting the scourge of illegal mining and urges all stakeholders to continue with support for its operations.

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