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Gertrude Okyere••259 words · 2 min read Despite the controlled release of water from the Weija Dam, authorities are taking precautions for communities downstream-find out why.
NADMO assures residents downstream of the Weija Dam that there is no immediate threat following the controlled release of excess water. Authorities
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