Law enforcement officers have arrested a man for operating a clinic without authorization. The suspect was also found selling fake medicines.
The operation took place in Osu. The Ghana Police Service worked with the Narcotics Control Commission.
Authorities are investigating the full extent of the illegal activities. This includes how the fake drugs were obtained and distributed.
The clinic was not licensed to provide any medical services. This means patients were potentially at risk.
Selling counterfeit drugs is a serious offense. It can lead to severe health complications for unsuspecting individuals.
The police and the Narcotics Control Commission are committed to identifying and stopping such illegal operations.
Further details will be released as the investigation progresses. The public is urged to report suspicious health facilities.