Agona Amponsah farming community and surrounding areas in the Agona West municipality are facing a serious crisis due to an infestation of mysterious tiny insects, which has sadly resulted in the deaths of two people.

As reported this situation has instilled fear and panic among the residents, deterring them from visiting their farms out of fear of being bitten by these insects.

Initially, the residents suspected that the insects might be mosquitoes responsible for spreading Dengue fever. However, further examination revealed that these cases did not align with Dengue fever.

The report describes the insects as small black flying creatures that inject poison upon biting, causing victims to feel cold within seconds.

In response to this alarming situation, the residents have appealed to the Municipal Chief Executive of Agona West Municipality, Evans Onomah Coleman, urging immediate intervention.

Their plea is for the municipality to carry out a fumigation exercise in the community to control and eliminate the infestation.