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Security threats, environmental damage and unauthorised activities - SSNIT explains La Beach demolition
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La Beach clearance excercise SSNIT says it sought National Security intervention to clear unauthorised occupants from the Labadi and La Palm beachfront, insisting the beaches will remain open to the public.
Why your SSNIT contributions may not be reflecting and what to do La Beach clearance excercise Reasons for demolitionThreats to the safety and security of hotel guests, employees, service providers and orsUnauthorised access and proximity to sensitive guest and operational areasIncreased exposure to fire, sanitation, environmental and public-health hazardsDeterioration of the beachfront, privacy and service standards expected of internationally recognised hospitality facilitiesDegradation of the coastal ecosystem resulting from construction activities on the beachfront and beach sandReputational damage to the hotels, SSNIT and Ghana's tourism industryDisruption of hotel operations and the guest beach experience, with a consequent adverse effect on patronage, revenue and overall financial performance.
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