Demolition of illegal structures along Kpeshie Lagoon to begin in 21 days - Minister
Linda Ocloo, the Greater Accra Regional Minister, announced that the government will begin demolishing illegal structures encroaching on the Kpeshie Lagoon within the next 21 days as part of efforts to reduce flooding in the capital. Inspections revealed that owners of the affected structures did not have valid permits to build on the waterway.
The demolition exercise is part of a broader strategy to reclaim waterways, improve drainage systems, and minimise recurring flooding in Accra. Anthony Nukpenu, Political Coordinator at the Office of the President, stated that preparatory works would precede the demolition, including dredging and widening the Kpeshie Lagoon to improve water flow and restore its capacity. This exercise is part of the government's broader flood mitigation strategy, which also includes desilting drains, reclaiming waterways, and enforcing planning regulations.
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