The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has announced that the government is prepared to fly Sandra Beffi Boateng abroad for specialized medical treatment if her doctors recommend it.
Addressing Parliament on Monday, March 9, 2026, the minister provided an update on the condition of Ms. Boateng, who sustained injuries during a stampede at the Ghana Armed Forces recruitment exercise.
According to him, the government continues to closely monitor her recovery and has implemented measures to ensure that “no cost is passed onto the patient or family.”
He stated that the patient has been receiving sustained medical care under a specialist-led multidisciplinary team, with rehabilitation and social support services provided to enhance her recovery, later transferred throughout February 2026 to the 37 Military Hospital for further management.
Mr. Speaker, the patient has since February 2026 being transferred to 37 Military Hospital for further management.
Government is also considering all appropriate medical options, both locally and where necessary abroad to ensure that she receives the best available care,” the minister assured.
He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening emergency response systems and improving health service standards.
He also added that efforts are being made to support the patient’s full continuum of care to ensure effective treatment until her condition stabilizes.
Source: Ernest Kelvin Okanta
