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Six dead, multiple injured in stampede at Ghana military recruitment
SHOTLIST:
ACCRA, GHANA (NOV. 12, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL)
1. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE GATHERED AT EL-WAK SPORTS STADIUM FOR MILITARY RECURITMENT
2. SIGN AT ENTRANCE OF MILITARY HOSPITAL
3. VARIOUS EXTERIOR OF MILITARY HOSPITAL, MILITARY PERSONNEL, EMERGENCY PERSONNEL, AND FAMILIES GATHERED AFTER INCIDENT
4. SOLDIER SPEAKING TO REPORTER (English)
5. GHANAIAN PRESIDENT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA ARRIVING TI VISIT INJURED
6. VARIOUS OF PRESIDENT MAHAMA LEAVING HOSPITAL AFTER HIS VISIT
7. EXTERIOR OF MILITARY HOSPITAL, MILITARY PERSONNEL, EMERGENCY PERSONNEL, AND FAMILIES GATHERED AFTER INCIDENT ACCRA, GHANA - NOV. 12, 2025: Six people died in a stampede during military recruitment on Wednesday, Nov. 12, in Accra, Ghana's capital.
Ghana Armed Forces said in a statement that a stampede occurred when thousands of young people wanting to join the army flocked to El-Wak Sports Stadium in the capital, noting that six people died in the incident and many were injured, while the injured were taken to the hospital and security forces had taken measures in the area.
The statement explained that the recruitment process, ongoing at the time of the incident, had been extended earlier due to technical difficulties.
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama visited the injured at the hospital where they were taken for treatment.
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