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Old Tafo Assembly to intensify sanitation law enforcement as clean-up campaign gathers pace

The Environmental Health Officer for the Old Tafo Municipal Assembly, Promise Tsagli, said the municipality had consistently organised monthly clean-up exercises since January while introducing additional measures to strengthen waste management.
Speaking during the exercise, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Abubakar Sadiq, described the monthly clean-up as a vital initiative for promoting a cleaner and healthier environment and urged residents to actively participate rather than leaving the responsibility solely to the assembly.
The Old Tafo Municipal Assembly in the Ashanti Region has announced plans to step up the enforcement of sanitation by-laws as part of efforts to improve environmental cleanliness across the municipality.
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