Net 2 cameraman died filming 'Atomic junction' gas explosion

One of the deceased persons from last Saturday’s gas explosion at Atomic junction in Accra has been identified as a videographer from Net 2 television.
Mohammed, who was attached to the presidency was the one who reportedly fell from the overpass to the ground and died on the spot, Graphic Online has gathered.

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