Lack Of Toilet Forces Suspect To Poo On Himself At Bole Magistrate Court
- A suspect before a court in Bole ended up defecating on himself because there was no toilet
- Reports indicated this is not the first time such an incident has occurred in the Bole court
- The nearest toilet is reportedly 3 kilometres away from them, causing great inconvenience to their work
An accused person before the Bole District Magistrate Court ended up defecating on himself because there was no toilet.
According to Joy News, this is not the first time such an incident has occurred in the court, which serves areas like Sawla and Damongo in the Savannah Region.
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Court staff are also negatively affected by the absence of toilet facilities.
The nearest toilet is reportedly 3 kilometres away from them, causing great inconvenience to their work.
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In this latest case, court proceedings ground to a halt when one of the accused individuals experienced a stomach upset.
Despite the urgency of the situation, the court was unable to provide assistance due to the absence of toilet facilities, leading to further distress and discomfort for those involved.
Some people at the court complained that the government and the judicial service had still not constructed a washroom inside the court premises.
Challenges with sanitation facilities
Ghana still struggles with ensuring sanitation facilities, with over 50% of people who live in compound houses in Greater Kumasi not having access to toilet facilities and proper water systems, for example.
The absence of toilet facilities in compound houses has created a heavy dependence on public toilets and the use of unapproved places.
Out of the 49 per cent of houses that had toilet facilities, 6 percent reported that toilet facilities were not functioning.
Footballer, four others put in cells over killing of 2 policemen
YEN.com.gh reported that a footballer and four others have been remanded into police custody over the killing of two police officers at East Trasacco.
The officers were shot in front of their private residence by the assailants, who were on a motorbike.
The judge in the case denied the accused persons bail despite arguments and pleas from the defence lawyers.
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