Police officers in the Wassa Akropong traditional area have successfully destroyed a large farm. This farm was suspected of cultivating Indian hemp, also known as cannabis.
The operation took place recently and was conducted by the Ghana Police Service.
This action is part of the police service's continuous efforts to fight drug-related criminal activities in the region.
Authorities believe the farm was actively growing illegal substances.
The specific size of the farm and the quantity of cannabis seized have not been fully detailed at this time.
Further investigations into the ownership and operation of the farm are expected.
This operation aims to reduce the supply of illegal drugs in the Wassa Akropong traditional area.
The Ghana Police Service remains committed to eradicating illicit farming and drug trafficking.