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How 300 mob from Gomoa stormed New Winneba, attacked residents and damaged properties

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A mob of about 300 people has reportedly stormed the New Winneba Township in the Effutu North District of the Central Region, attacking residents and damaging properties. The incident occurred at about 10:40 a.

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