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July 20, 2026|13:28

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Missing 8-month-old baby found safe in Kpando

Modern Ghana about 19 hours 1 mins read

An eight-month-old baby boy who was reported missing from the Kpando Market in the Volta Region has been found safe at Bowiri-Toviate in the Oti Region, bringing relief to his family and the local community.

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