According to the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority at the Hamile Border, two of their motorbikes were stolen during the protest.
The Hamile Border has been closed since Tuesday, 3rd November, 2026 following the violent protest aftermath of the dynamite explosion.

Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for Lambussie Constituency sympathizes with bereaved families in the Hamile Dynamite explosion. He donated undisclosed monies to the families and pleaded no amount of money can bring back the lost lives and therefore no need for disclosure.

He visited victims who sustained injuries during the protest that followed the dynamite explosion in Hamile. The victims are currently receiving medical treatment at St. Theresa’s Hospital in Nandom.
During the visit, the MP assured the victims and their families that he would settle all their medical bills, urging them not to worry about the financial costs associated with their treatment.

The Member of Parliament for Lambussie, the Hon. Prof. Titus Kofi Beyuo, in the company of the District Chief Executive, the Hon. Ireneous Basingbie Naawulle, members of Regional Security Council, Upper West and the Hamile Border Security also engaged community stakeholders to restore calm to pave way for processes to restore lasting peace in Hamile.

The MP for Lambussie indicated that he had to truncate in India to come home because of the issue that is giving Hamile a bad name.
He was speaking to Sub-Chiefs in Hamile.

Source: Lambussie FM