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Aflao Traditional Council warns of greater coastal danger after Accra floods, demands urgent action

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Aflao Traditional Council has issued a strongly worded statement condemning what it calls systemic failures in national infrastructure planning following the devastating floods in Accra. It warned that communities along Ghana rsquo;s coastline mdash;particularly Aflao mdash;face even graver dangers if urgent corrective action is not taken.

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