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East Legon Hills residents commend 48 Engineer Regiment for swift flood response
Residents of East Legon Hills in the Greater Accra Region have commended the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces for its swift intervention to clear a blocked waterway that contributed to flooding in the community.
The Association expressed appreciation to the Commanding Officer and personnel of the 48 Engineer Regiment for their support and pledged to continue working with relevant institutions to improve flood resilience and protect residents.
Following an urgent appeal from residents, the Commanding Officer of the 48 Engineer Regiment deployed an excavator and engineering personnel to clear the obstructed waterway.
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