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Pamprom closure to worsen Kaneshie traffic; GARID advises motorists to use alternative routes

The Greater Accra Resilient and Integrated Development (GARID) Project has urged motorists without business in Kaneshie to avoid the area, as a temporary road closure at Pamprom Junction is expected to worsen traffic congestion.
Motorists travelling through the Kaneshie-Pamprom corridor are therefore being advised to plan their journeys, allow extra travel time and, where possible, use alternative routes to avoid the expected congestion.
He therefore advised motorists who do not have Kaneshie as their destination to use alternative routes to avoid adding to the traffic burden.
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