This, he said would help cleanse the region of its filth and also
stem the outbreak of the cholera.
Nii Ashietey who was speaking during a clean up exercise
organised by the Greater Accra Regional Security Council (REGSEC) in
collaboration with Zoomlion Ghana and the Accra Metropolitan Assembly
(AMA), expressed his disappointment about the way the city was
overwhelmed with filth.
He noted with concern the fast rate at which people were turning
drains in the city into waste dump sites and called for the stiffer
punishments for those who go contrary to the byelaws governing the
city.
He urged Ghanaians to be conscious of their personal hygiene as
it was one of the best means of stemming the cholera outbreak.

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