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Weija Dam spillage: Residents appeal for controlled discharge to minimise risks
Residents living along the south Densu River are appealing to authorities to carefully control the discharge from the Weija Dam to minimise the risk of flooding and other hazards as the scheduled spillage approaches, as spillage is expected to resume on Wednesday, September 9.
GWL said the dam’s water level had risen to 45.
The appeal follows an announcement by Ghana Water Ltd (GWL) urging residents in vulnerable communities to evacuate ahead of the planned spillage.
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