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Hey, what's up? We're now at the hospital, and we've met Charles' family. They're also advocating to go home, as they're facing certain constraints while in the hospital. So they are advocating that they need urgent travel. You can see the hospital outside. Hello everyone, this is just life in the hospital. Thank you for advocating, for speaking up about Charles' treatment. Hello everyone, I'm here with Charles and my mom is with me. You can see. But Charles' mom isn't here with us yet. We're hoping that Charles' mom will be with us soon. According to Charles, he has been going through a lot with the hospital due to financial issues and so on. Good morning, how are you? We are now with Charles, and Charles wants to talk with you guys. You know, you've already made up your minds to support Charles. So now Charles will start expressing himself properly. Please, guys, share this live stream. Charles, tell everyone your name and your information. Charles, how long have you been in the hospital? I have been in the hospital for three days. I have been in the hospital for treatment, but I have not seen any improvement. I have been in the hospital for three days. Now that the people who have chosen to support you are already willing to support you, offering their backing, what appreciation do you need to give them? I have been in the hospital for three days, but I have not seen any improvement. According to Charles, he has been in the hospital for three days but has not seen any improvement. So he has decided to either move to another hospital or stay at home and prepare for a trip to Ghana. So we are so happy to stay with you guys, and Charles is begging you guys for more support. And now I have Charles' brother with me, two of them, and my mum as well. So, guys, I'd like to ask Charles' brother to talk to you. Good morning. I am Indulo, Charles' younger brother. I've been rushing through everything to make sure Charles regains his health, but it's not an easy task anyway. We have been at Freetown International Hospital for three days. As you can all see, we have not observed any improvement, nor any sign of progress. So we are kindly asking you all to join us, since you've already decided to help Charles. So come on board to see how best to help Charles regain his health, either by taking him out of the country or if you think there's a better hospital that could help Charles regain his health. We don't have a problem with that. All we want is to see Charles regain his health. So we are kindly pleading and also begging everyone to join forces to help this young man regain his health. We have been here for three days now. We have not seen any improvement. And we also have a financial constraint. We've been asked to leave the hospital. But that shouldn't have been a problem if we had seen progress on Charles' part, but there is no improvement either. That's why we're not considering going back to the hospital again. Because if we are going there and spending money, we are using funds we receive from small donations, and we are not seeing any improvement on that front. It's as if we aren't making any progress. That's why we've decided that Charles should go to a better hospital. But we know our medical system in Sierra Leone is not suitable for this. From my own perspective, Freetown International Hospital is one of the best hospitals in Freetown. If we can get to Freetown International Hospital, we won't see any improvement in Charles' health. We are at it again; this is the crucial question. We are at it again—should we take the chance that we'll achieve positive results, or should we aim for an improvement on Charles? I don't think there's any other side here. If there is, I also think you should get on board and go try it out, as the comment suggests. But just as you chose to say you're helping Charles, you're essentially donating, you're donating, you're helping him. So you want to see the end of the day; you will be happy if, by the end of the day, you are able to save Charles' life. But if you spend the end of the day and are unable to help him out, you guys won't be happy either. That is why we are kindly asking you to consider, as best as possible, finding a better place for Charles so he can receive improved medical care. Thank you. The transportation system in Ghana comprises a network of roads, railways, airways, and waterways that facilitate the movement of people and goods across the country. Road transport is the most dominant mode, with a retention of both paved and unpaved roads, including the major trunk roads connecting regional capitals and international borders. The government has invested in road infrastructure development through projects like the Ghana Road Fund and the National Road Safety Strategy. Rail transport, though limited, is being revitalized with ongoing rehabilitation of the existing rail lines and plans for new lines, particularly in the Accra-Kumasi corridor. Air transport is served by Kotoka International Airport in Accra, the primary gateway, along with several domestic airports. Water transport plays a minor role, mainly on the Volta Lake and the coastal areas, with ferry services and small ports supporting local trade. Public transportation includes shared taxis (tro-tros), buses, and motorcycle taxis (okadas), which are widely used due to their affordability and accessibility. Despite improvements, challenges remain, including traffic congestion in urban centers, inadequate maintenance of infrastructure, and safety concerns. Efforts are ongoing to modernize the system through public-private partnerships and strategic planning under national development frameworks. At first, when this started, we posted it on social media. Then someone saw it. They said the best way they could help Charles was to take Charles to Ghana. Then they would need two people to go with him. We need three passports for the people traveling with Charles. We need to buy three tickets for them—round-trip for each. We also need to have cash on hand for the people. We also need to give cash to Charles for his food and other miscellaneous expenses. That's how the guy explained it to us. We need to have passports for him and the other two people who are going with him. That's all. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you for joining. I would like Charles' other brother to say something. After that, we move down to Charles' mother and give something to her. So just like we're trying to say we need help getting Charles to Ghana, but we've tried all the hospitals and are sitting here offline, there's no way. We need help with that. That's why we joined social media. We're looking for help for Charles. Since we're already here from the fifth step, we need more support. Please, guys, stay with us as we move down to Charles' mother. We are down to Charles' mother. We are going to see a doctor to get an update about Charles. We have already seen the doctor. We need to obtain information about the doctor. Stay with us, guys. We are now heading to the doctor to get more information about the doctor. So you're going out? This is Charles? Yes, yes. But there's a problem. I'll come back again. I'm going to Bayer. I will come back again. One hour, one hour. Just one hour? One hour. Okay. Actually, guys, we're going down to Charles' mother to give her the money. And if you have time, you can come back to discuss it with him. Since we can see the doctors are leaving now. So let's go. Let's go down. Guys, I lost my phone. I lost my phone on August 3rd. My phone was missing. That's why. Let me see your comments. We're moving. Okay, I see you guys. Thank you for joining. So we are now going to Charles' house to see him and his mother and to return the token he took. So stay with me to the end. Share life. This was the hospital. Whose name? John College How much? That's 32. Guys, we're heading to Charles' house. Please stay with me. You can see the doctors' approach. The doctors are not yet doing anything. They don't even give us the ears to listen, to talk to them about Charles. Yeah, so this is the country I've been going to. Yeah, this is the country where doctors can't even listen to them. They cannot give them the attention they need. And even when I saw the doctors, I tried to approach them to say something to them. They don't give me their ears. You can see. You can see. You can see the country going on. You can see the country moving forward. So we're now heading to Charles' house to see his mom and to give her the tokens that you all contributed. This is my mother. My mom says hello to you all. This is my mother. I would love for John Green to join us if possible. I don't know. Let me invite John Green and one of my friends. So, guys, this is the country. We are going too far into the country. Yes, the doctors are not giving adequate attention to patients in Free Town. Although their own motive is to make money. Yes, we all know it is a private institution, a private hospital. But they need to pay attention to patients. Yeah, so this is the country, Charles' house. And they have already granted them discharge due to non-payment. That's why the families said they don't want Charles to stay in the hospital, as they've already spent too much time there. No improvement. This is the country. This is the country it is going to. Yes, guys. We are now heading to Charles' house. How are you doing? I see your comments. Keep praying for Charles. Keep supporting Charles. I see you. Yeah, we're doing great. Charles is doing great. Yeah, we're heading over to Charles' house to see Charles again. Yes, we do our best to communicate with doctors. But doctors turn us down. Don't give us an ear to listen to us. So we're trying to spend more time with Charles. After that, we will try again to see the doctors. So this is the country it's going to. Yes, this is the country. I see that John has already seen the link. I don't know if it's possible for him to join us. Yeah. Hey, Charles. We are going to Charles' house now. Proceed. Hey guys, this is Charles talking to you. Yeah. I know there's a language barrier, but you can translate it into your own language, right? We're heading. I hope we arrive safely. So I see your comments, guys. Please share the like. So I see you guys are from the USA. Yeah. From Europe. So we are heading now. I don't know if I can invite one of you guys over. So we are heading. I told you guys I lost my phone. Yeah. And thank God, because John will send me a little money so I can get a phone to use for the time being, right? And even though I'm limited by the camera's clarity, right? So we are heading now. Please stay with me, guys. Share the like. So, guys, we need them to prepare the passport. Yeah. Because we need three individuals. I don't know if I can be one of them because we need to travel to Ghana. So I want to help in providing the platform we are on. I will give them some money for passport preparation. Because wasting time will lead to something else. We don't need to waste time. So we need to do something. So the total amount for three passports is about 90 million. Yeah. According to the Thai Embassy, they only accept three million for one person. So the total amount is 90 million. Yeah, 90 million for the total number of passports. Yeah. So we are heading now to the class house. Please watch me. Listen to me. We are already on College Road. By the way, guys. We are heading off now. We're heading, we're heading. Please stay with me. Share the like. College Road, and we're heading there now. I don't know. Nobody. We are going to the room. Yeah. Inchebo, inchebo, inchebo. Inchebo The car is coming now from the garage. Thank you. Thank you very much. So this is the environment of dunces. These are our two premises. Thank you. Thank you very much. So your transportation is so advanced, you know? Guys, share the live stream. I'm here with my mom. So please stay with me. We are now at Charles' house. And we are coming to make your contribution to Charles for the treatment. And now we are in Charles' house. Please be seated, please. So, let me try to share the live stream. And this is Charles, the guy with the problem. Right? And one of his brothers. Okay. Okay. And you can see, this is the mother. Right? Okay, let me turn. Welcome, welcome. How are you? You can see the brother is now alive. So we are about to meet our own health. Although Charles is going through a lot of problems according to the family. They are having a lot of problems after they visited the hospital. Which is the New Town International Hospital in Sierra Leone? According to you all, you're not really willing to support Charles. And we are aware of the total amount of transport required to take Charles aboard for treatment. I will ask one of his brothers, who is alive with me, to say something before we begin. Okay. Good morning again. Your camera is not... Can you see me? Good morning. We're on our own time, Sierra Leone time. I'm Charles' younger brother. I've been speeding things up for Charles to regain his health. I've been coordinating and reaching out to people. I was the one who shared the first video that introduced me to you all. So we are at the hospital. According to our findings, Charles was admitted for three days. But from what we've seen, we haven't seen any improvement yet. So I think even New Town International Hospital is one of the best hospitals in Sierra Leone. But even if we can take Charles to one of the best hospitals in Sierra Leone, we cannot see any improvement. That's like ringing a bell that we should get Charles out of this country if we truly want him to regain his health. So I am kindly asking all of you to kindly help Charles. It's not easy to find ways to ask for help from the various organizations we haven't been able to reach. As I said initially, we need to take Charles to Ghana accompanied by two other individuals who should go with him. That are supposed to go and stay with Charles until he regains his normal health. We are here at God Beach with my own mother. She is preparing food for Charles this morning. So she's preparing food. We left the hospital. We are here now. She's preparing food for Charles this morning. That's the situation. Actually, our medical system in Sierra Leone isn't that good for this kind of condition, especially with Charles. So we are kindly asking our colleagues to support us in joining forces to help Charles see the situation clearly and regain his health. It's not really, really, really easy. So we're really, really begging you all to get on board and help him. That's the situation at present. Okay, welcome back, guys. We are experiencing some network issues. The Australian network is currently unstable. And you can see this is the money you all contributed to the GoFundMe I created. Right? You can see this is all about 15 million Naira, you can see. 15 million Naira, you can see. It's about 700 dollars, you can see. I'm going to go to my friends and my mom to distribute this token you've already handed out. And Charles, I don't know what you can say or express in response to this appreciation. Great work you've already done. I just want to thank you for the donation you have made to the GoFundMe. God bless you all. God help you guys. Thank you, God. So Charles is giving you all a big thank you. And we truly appreciate you taking the opportunity. And we are already begging, keep begging you all to continue doing what you've started. We are experiencing network issues. Okay, welcome back. We are experiencing a network issue. We have already donated money. And we are already here to return to Charles what you all have contributed together. To help Charles. Hey everyone, welcome back. I'm having some issues with the network. The network money that you all provided, contributed, or donated. And we are already here with the family to give them the money. So they will find ways to include it in their passports. To have their passports. And also the children. We know we can do more as time goes on. But they need to get their passports first of all. After that, we can think about other things, right? Guys, this is the money. Okay, the network is fine. Charles's brother, you can see some of the money you donated. And it's about 50 million that you guys distributed. And I'm trying to hand the money over to Charles' family. And Charles himself. For the passports. And also some food. So guys, thank you very much. Charles and his family send you their heartfelt thanks for this small token. We hope that you will continue to assist him until he regains his good health. Mom? Okay. Okay, you're okay.