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Military officer among three injured during violent resistance to KMA demolition at Asafo
Three members of a Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) taskforce, including a military officer, were injured on Wednesday afternoon after squatters at the Asafo overpass resisted the demolition of unauthorised structures behind the COCOBOD building in Kumasi.
The operation saw the taskforce, backed by police and military personnel, move in to demolish the shacks and wooden kiosks.
The attack resulted in injuries to three taskforce members, including a military officer.
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