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Kasseh Market executives stop sale of food near toilet facility

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Market executives at the Kasseh Market in the Ada East District have announced plans to collaborate with the Ada East District Assembly Taskforce to remove traders selling foodstuffs around the market 39;s public toilet facility.

Kasseh Market executives stop sale of food near toilet facility

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