Police officers have found and taken away about 500 boxes filled with fake alcoholic drinks. This happened during a special operation carried out in the Western Region.
The seized items are believed to be counterfeit, meaning they are not the real brands they are made to look like. These fake drinks could be harmful to people who drink them.
The Ghana Police Service is now looking into where these fake drinks came from and who was planning to sell them.
Officials are trying to find the people or groups responsible for making and distributing these counterfeit beverages.
The operation is part of a larger effort to stop the sale of fake products that can cheat consumers and sometimes pose health risks.
Authorities have stated that investigations are actively continuing to gather more information and identify all those involved in this illegal trade.
This seizure helps to remove dangerous products from the market and protects the public from potential harm.
The Ghana Police Service urges the public to be cautious when buying alcoholic drinks and to report any suspicious products.