Accra floods: Two killed as floodwaters and electrical hazards threaten residents
Accra floods: Two people have lost their lives following Monday's torrential rains and flooding in Accra. One victim, identified as 25-year-old Michelle Ofori Tachie, a resident of Alajo, was reportedly electrocuted after coming into contact with electricity in a flood-hit area. The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) confirmed this incident. Family sources stated that Michelle Ofori Tachie, who had four siblings, has been conveyed to the Mamobi Polyclinic mortuary.
A second flood-related fatality was reported by JoyNews correspondent Maxwell Agbagba, where another individual was swept away by fast-moving floodwaters and died. Authorities have not yet released the identity of this deceased individual. Emergency officials have urged residents to avoid wading through floodwaters, stay indoors where possible, and immediately report exposed electrical cables, fallen poles, and other hazards to relevant authorities. Rescue teams remain on high alert to assist stranded residents.
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Accra is grappling with severe flooding after torrential rains, prompting emergency agencies to conduct rescue operations in affected communities.
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