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Tema youth endorse TMA’s beach demolition exercise to restore order

Mr Frank Asante, Public Relations Officer of the TMA, speaking to the Ghana News Agency, said the demolition formed part of the assembly’s metropolitan-wide facelift campaign aimed at enforcing designated security zones and restoring order in public spaces.
The assembly had previously declared the immediate surroundings of public institutions, security installations and utility corridors as security zones and announced that unauthorised structures within such areas would be removed as part of efforts to improve public safety, protect critical infrastructure and ensure orderly development.06, GNA – The Tema Youth Association has expressed support for the Tema Metropolitan Assembly’s (TMA) ongoing demolition of unauthorised structures within designated security zones, especially at the Tema Manhean beach.
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