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Interior Ministry warns ABV retrofitting firms against operating without approval
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Interior Ministry warns ABV retrofitting firms against operating without approval

Modern Ghana 40 minutes 1 mins read
The Deputy Minister for the Interior, Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, has warned Armoured Bullion Vehicle (ABV) retrofitting companies against converting vehicles into armoured vehicles without the requisite permits and approvals from the Minister for the Interior.

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