Central Migration Grace (CMG), an Accra-based travel and tours agency, has paid a fine of Gh¢ 42,000.00 for the release of 12 inmates at the Sunyani Central Prisons.

Additionally, the agency presented food items, detergents, toiletries, liquid soaps, second-hand clothing, and other consumables worth thousands of Ghana Cedis to support the upkeep of the inmates.

The donated food items included bags of rice, various non-alcoholic beverages, cattle, bottled water, bags of sugar, and cooking oil.

Mr Alif Adams, the Chief Executive Officer of CMG, stated that this support aligns with the agency's corporate social responsibility and commitment to giving back to society.

As Muslims celebrate this year's Eid-Ul-Adha, Mr Adams emphasized the importance of remembering to identify, show love and care, and bring smiles to the faces of the vulnerable in society.

He appealed to the public to assist in addressing the significant challenges faced by prison facilities in the country.

Deputy Director of Prisons (DDP) Williams Kulah, the Bono Regional Commander of the Ghana Prisons Service, expressed gratitude to CMG for their support in ensuring the well-being of the inmates.