PMHGh condemns assault on pharmacy staff and customer, calls for trauma-Informed justice
The Pharmacists in Mental Health Ghana (PMHGh) has strongly condemned the violent assault on a pharmacy attendant and a female customer by a soldier at the e-PRIDE Chemist located within Burma Camp, describing the act as a violation of human dignity and a threat to public health safety.
The disturbing incident, captured on CCTV and circulated widely on social media, shows the uniformed officer physically attacking the two individuals inside the drugstore. The video has sparked outrage across the health sector and among the general public, with many calling for swift justice.
In a statement, PMHGh said the assault was not only “inhumane” but also a “direct attack on the dignity, safety, and psychological well-being of frontline health workers and the public they serve.”
“As pharmac...
