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Sustainable environmental sanitation duty of all—DCE advises residents

Addressing residents at Aboabo Station in the municipality on the second day of the nationwide clean-up exercise, Mr Alhassan pointed out that it was time community members took good environmental practices seriously.
He pointed out that the declaration of a two-day national sanitation exercise by the government was just a reminder for all Ghanaians to always keep their environment clean and not for those days alone.
He commended the residents for coming out in their numbers to participate in the exercise and said it was very important to “be conscious of the environment where we live for our personal well-being, since a healthy community promotes good health, reduces diseases, and enhances economic activities.
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