In a breakthrough development in the missing ECG containers case, the Agona Swedru Divisional Police Command has intercepted a truck suspected to be carrying electrical cables that may be linked to the missing containers of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) at the Tema Port.

Suspicious Cargo Leads to Arrests

The truck, with registration number GC 7410-11, was apprehended at Gomoa Awombrew in the Gomoa Central District, located in the Central Region. Authorities became suspicious when the vehicle broke down near Awombrew while traveling through Agona Swedru, prompting a thorough inspection of the truck’s contents.

Upon inspection, police discovered a load of electrical cables, raising concerns that they might be part of the missing ECG containers. The driver and three passengers aboard the truck were immediately arrested and are now in police custody.

Ongoing Investigation

Police sources have confirmed that the four suspects are being questioned as investigations continue. The authorities are working to trace the origin and intended destination of the cables to determine if they indeed belong to the missing ECG shipment.

The development has intensified the search for the missing containers, which has been the focus of public and governmental scrutiny in recent weeks. The missing cables could be a crucial piece in resolving the growing scandal.

A Step Forward in the Missing ECG Cables Case

This seizure represents a significant move in the investigation, as law enforcement intensifies efforts to uncover the truth behind the missing ECG containers. As the investigation unfolds, the police are expected to piece together the puzzle surrounding the ECG's missing assets and hold those responsible accountable.