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Kukuom Traditional Council cracks down on sanitation offenders to curb littering and pollution

According to the organisers, stronger community participation in enforcing sanitation regulations will help reduce indiscriminate waste disposal, protect water sources and lower the incidence of waterborne diseases.
The initiative follows concerns over persistent poor sanitation practices despite recent interventions by the Paramount Chief of Kukuom, Nana Kwaku Atakyi, who donated litter bins across the community to encourage proper waste disposal.
The Traditional Council believes empowering residents to report sanitation offenders will strengthen local enforcement and help address environmental degradation more effectively.
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