A rainstorm in Akatsi South, Volta Region, rendered many residents homeless, destroying buildings, infrastructure, and uprooting trees. The community is seeking urgent support for repairs. Local officials are advocating for government assistance to help the victims.
A recent rainstorm in Akatsi South, Volta Region, resulted in significant destruction, leaving many residents homeless. The severe weather event, which occurred on Sunday at approximately 6:00 PM, was characterized by the destruction of numerous buildings, electric poles, and infrastructure. The aftermath witnessed a community in distress, with homes and shops irreparably damaged.
During an assessment by the Ghana News Agency, the extensive damage included uprooted trees and collapsed structures. Many locals described the storm as both “strange and dangerous,” voicing their concerns about their current living conditions and the precarious situation they now face.
Affected residents voiced their frustrations and appealed for urgent assistance, citing needs such as roofing sheets and iron rods to aid in repairs. A resident remarked, “What we need now is roofing sheets, iron rods, and a lot to fix our houses and shops back.”
Mr. Daniel Dagba, the Municipal Chief Executive nominee for Akatsi South, has echoed the community’s plea for immediate governmental support for the victims. He assured the residents that assistance would be sought from the area’s Member of Parliament, indicating that measures would be taken to provide relief to those impacted by the calamity.
The rainstorm that struck Akatsi South has left substantial devastation in its wake, impacting numerous families and dismantling infrastructural elements. Residents have expressed their urgent need for support in repairing their homes and businesses. Local officials have recognized the severity of the situation and are seeking governmental intervention to assist the affected individuals. Immediate action is necessary to aid the recovery of the devastated community.
Original Source: gna.org.gh
