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Devastating Rainstorm Hits Atwima Mponua Communities leaving over 300 People Homeless

Devastating Rainstorm Hits Atwima Mponua Communities leaving over 300 People Homeless

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Devastating Rainstorm Hits Atwima Mponua Communities leaving over 300 People Homeless

A devastating rainstorm has hit Nyinahin, leaving many people homeless and without access to electricity. The storm, which occurred yesterday,Friday 28th at about 8pm has caused widespread destruction, affecting thousands of buildings, houses, and market places, including Nyinahin Senior High School, churches, and mosques.

The Member of Parliament for Atwima Mponua constituency, Hon Seth Osei Akoto, and the constituency executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have visited the affected areas to offer sympathy and find immediate assistance for the constituents. Hon Osei Akoto is urging the government and philanthropists to provide immediate support to the victims of the rainstorm.


Honourable Seth Osei-Akoto, the current MP for Atwima Mponua, is highlighting the district’s vulnerability to natural disasters due to its inadequate infrastructure.Despite being a hub for agricultural production, with crops like cocoa, oil palm, citrus, and vegetables, the area’s roads and electricity infrastructure are in dire need of improvement.

The recent rainstorm has exacerbated the situation, and Hon. Akoto is appealing for support to address these challenges. As the MP, he has shown commitment to his constituents, demonstrated by his previous initiatives, such as donating essential items to students in the constituency.

To effectively address the infrastructure challenges, it’s essential to acknowledge the area’s economic potential and the need for sustainable development. Hon. Akoto’s efforts to regulate okada operations and promote economic growth are steps in the right direction.

Ultimately, a multi-faceted approach involving government support, community engagement, and private sector investment is necessary to improve the district’s infrastructure and mitigate the impact of natural disasters.


Hopefully,the government and other stakeholders respond quickly to provide relief to the affected communities.

Speaking on behalf of the electorates and residents in the area,Hon Kwabena Karikari, Assembly member for Nyinahin Junction electoral area appealed for quick intervention.
He mentioned,R/School,Zongo, KROFROM,Salam, morning star school among others.

On their part,the victims also expressed worries and destruction to the general public.

 

 

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Story by: JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH//www.dailywatchgh.com(0246930931)

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