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‎Kasoa congestion: Assembly orders traders to vacate pavements, road spaces
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‎Kasoa congestion: Assembly orders traders to vacate pavements, road spaces

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
The Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly has given traders occupying road spaces at the Kasoa New Market a final notice to vacate to ease worsening congestion and improve safety. The directive covers traders operating on pavements, buffer zones, the lorry park and portions of the road, where their activities have compounded congestion amid ongoing construction works around the market.

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