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Ashanti Regional Minister appeals for specialized sanitation court to tackle filth

Frank Amoakohene, has appealed to the Chief Justice, Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, to consider the establishment of a specialized sanitation court to strengthen the enforcement of environmental sanitation laws and help tackle the growing problem of filth across the country.
If established, a specialized sanitation court is expected to enhance the enforcement of sanitation laws, improve environmental compliance, and support efforts to create cleaner and healthier communities across the region and the country.
According to the Minister, a specialized sanitation court would ensure the swift adjudication of sanitation cases, enabling offenders to face timely sanctions while reinforcing compliance with environmental regulations.
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