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Caleb Ahinakwah • 22 Apr • 317 words · 2 min read
Bad roads are forcing residents to carry the sick to the hospital - but why is this happening?
Atonsu Bokro residents are struggling with inner roads in terrible condition. The situation is affecting vulnerable people in the community - and their access to essential services.
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