
Gambia Football Team Survives Oxygen Scare on Flight to AFCON
Gambia's national football team's flight to the African Cup of Nations was forced to land due to lack of oxygen, with players passing out and experiencing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. The team's coach claimed they were within half an hour of death and criticized the situation as unacceptable. After intervention from the country's president, they secured a direct flight to their destination. This incident adds to the team's challenging build-up to the tournament, which includes a dispute over unpaid bonuses.


