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A closing yr scholar of the College of Vitality and Pure Assets situated in Sunyani, recognized as Abdul Aziz Isaiah, has died after an armed theft assault on college students getting back from a discipline journey.

College students of the College launched into a discipline journey to the Bui Dam and whereas returning, had been attacked by armed robbers.

Per experiences, about 80 renewable power engineering college students from the College had been victims of a violent theft throughout their return from the sector journey final evening.

Armed robbers reportedly focused the scholars and stole their telephones, laptops and money.

Issues turned tragic when Abdul Aziz Isaiah, popularly often called Zamani, a closing yr scholar, was fatally shot whereas the robbers tried to realize entry to the bus.

Different college students reportedly additionally suffered s*xual and bodily assault through the incident

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About 80 renewable power engineering college students from the College of Vitality and Pure Assets had been victims of a violent theft throughout their return from a discipline journey to Bui Dam final evening.

Armed robbers reportedly focused the scholars and stole their telephones, laptops and… pic.twitter.com/0EarNxtWo2

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