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Laboma Beach structures demolished to restore natural water flow

Commanding Officer of the 48 Engineer Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Osei Amponsah, in an exclusive interview with the Daily Graphic, said the exercise formed part of the government’s Post Flood Mitigating Task Force launched after the severe floods in June and July this year.
Livelihoods The Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Laboma Beach, Nathaniel Nettey, said the demolition exercise would have a significant impact on businesses and the livelihoods of more than 3,000 people who worked within the area.
The exercise was carried out by the government’s Post-Flood Mitigating Task Force, headed by General Okai Yeboah, Director-General of the Joint Operations of the Ghana Armed Forces, with the 48th Engineer Regiment serving as the executing unit.
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