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Ga South Assembly identifies 1,200 illegal structures for demolition to curb flooding

Speaking during the National Sanitation Day exercise at Ngleshie Amanfro, Mr Ocansey said that when communities embrace sound environmental practices, it will enable the assembly to meet national targets on cleanliness and public health.
The National Sanitation Day event brought together thousands of residents, assembly officials, and security personnel who spent the morning sweeping streets, desilting choked gutters, and clearing weeds on the main road and in neighbourhoods across Ngleshie Amanfro.
Moses Kabutey OcanseyThe Municipal Chief Executive of Ga South, Mr Moses Kabutey Ocansey, has called on residents to make environmental sanitation a top priority as part of efforts to improve waste management and safeguard lives and property in the municipality.
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