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Zoomlion mobilises 2,000 workers, heavy equipment for National Cleanup Exercise

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Zoomlion Ghana Limited has deployed 2,000 personnel and a fleet of heavy equipment across the country to support the two-day National General Clean-up Exercise initiated by President John Dramani Mahama following the recent floods.
The two-day National General Clean-up Exercise, which began on Friday, July 10, and concludes on Saturday, July 11, is focused on desilting drains, evacuating waste and disinfecting flood-affected communities as part of efforts to reduce the risk of disease outbreaks and future flooding.
Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the exercise on Friday, July 10, the Managing Director of Zoomlion Ghana Limited, Mrs Doris Kwekwor Adjei, said the company had responded swiftly to the President's call by partnering with the government to restore sanitation in flood-affected communities.
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