A Ghanaian-Saudi immigrant has been turned away by Ghana Missions, forcing her to fight for her life in custody.
Mary Quaye is being held at an undisclosed location within the nation of Arabia.
Mary went to work on a contract in Saudi Arabia, but she became ill and was unable to finish the job.
Angela Klottey, her mother who lives in Ghana, claimed that since her daughter was taken into custody, she has been bleeding.
Crimecheckghana.org was informed by Mrs. Klottey that her daughter attempted to return home for treatment but was allegedly detained by her employers at the airport.
She argues that the reason for her arrest is that she owes her employers money for services that she hasn’t yet completed.
“I had told Mary that both of her children were sick so that she might send money to get them treated. In addition, she informed me that she had been bleeding and was ill.
Mrs. Klottey claims that her dying daughter has been calling the Ghana Missions in the Gulf nation, but she has not received a reply.
The distressed mother claimed that Mary was persuaded to go to the Arab country in search of better opportunities by her pals.
She became unwell a few months into her stay in the Kingdom and hasn’t been able to help her family back home.
