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    Flood-hit residents demand demolition of Amadia warehouse

    Papa LincBy Papa LincOctober 30, 2026No Comments1 Min Read1 Views
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    Residents of Cambodia, near Community 18 in Tema, have petitioned the Tema West Municipal Assembly to demolish a warehouse belonging to Amadia Shopping Centre near the Toyota Roundabout, alleging that it obstructs a major drainage channel and contributes to persistent flooding in the community.

    They have also appealed to the Assembly to urgently address the deplorable state of roads and complete abandoned drainage projects to ease the hardship caused by flooding and poor road infrastructure.

    Presenting the petition to the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Mr Ludwin Teye Totimeh, a resident and member of the association, Mr Adib Saani, said the obstruction of the main drainage channel had worsened flooding, particularly during heavy rainfall. Read More.

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