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Ho Assembly threatens legal action over alleged dumping of human excreta at Glala Street

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Health and sanitation authorities in the Ho Municipality have commenced processes to prosecute an individual accused of dumping human excreta in an open space at Glala Street in the Central Business District.

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