Police and the Madina Assembly taskforce arrested a woman on August 18. She is accused of selling chemicals that are not approved for ripening fruits.
The arrest happened after traders expressed worries. They reported that these chemicals were being used to make fruits ripen faster.
These substances are not approved for use on food sold to the public. Their use raises concerns about consumer safety.
The specific chemicals involved have not been named. Investigations are ongoing to determine their exact nature and origin.
The Madina Assembly taskforce works to ensure public safety and enforce regulations within the community.
The Ghana Police Service is leading the investigation into the alleged sale and use of these chemicals.
Authorities are working to identify other individuals who may be involved in this activity.
The public is advised to be cautious about the source of fruits and report any suspicious practices to the authorities.