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KMA demolishes illegal structures, summons sanitation offenders during Adum clean-up

Several unauthorised structures have been demolished, and three sanitation offenders summoned to court as the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) intensified enforcement during the first National Clean-Up Day exercise in the Central Business District of Adum.
The exercise, led by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly, saw assembly staff, security personnel and representatives from public and private institutions clean major streets, clear choked drains and remove heaps of refuse.
He said the level of participation from organisations during the National Clean-Up Day showed that a regular weekday exercise could improve commitment to maintaining a clean environment.
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