Ghanaians React As Fresh Update Drops About La Pleasure Beach

According to a report by Citi FM today being Monday, October 19, 2026, the clearance exercise at La Pleasure Beach is nearing completion as the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces continues to remove debris left behind following the demolition carried out on October 2.

The military personnel have been working to clear the affected stretch of land, where several beachside businesses previously operated before the demolition. The exercise has gradually reduced the amount of rubble remaining at the site, bringing the area closer to being fully cleared.

The operation forms part of the ongoing efforts to remove the remains of the demolished structures and tidy up the affected location. Since the demolition took place, the site has been undergoing a cleanup process, with personnel of the 48 Engineer Regiment handling the removal of debris and other materials left behind.

Recent activity at the beach indicates that significant progress has been made, although some work is still ongoing. Military personnel continue to focus on clearing the remaining rubble to ensure that the affected area is free from the materials generated during the demolition.

Despite the ongoing operation, a small number of traders can still be seen conducting business around the site. Some are selling drinks and snacks to soldiers engaged in the clearance exercise, offering refreshments to those carrying out the demanding work.

Their presence suggests that limited trading activities have continued even as the area undergoes significant changes following the demolition.

La Pleasure Beach is therefore moving steadily towards full clearance, with the remaining debris being removed by the military engineers. The exercise has transformed the stretch of land that was previously occupied by beachside businesses.

Although the exact date for the completion of the operation remains unclear, the continued work by the 48 Engineer Regiment indicates that efforts to clear the site are still progressing.

Attention remains focused on removing the last portions of rubble and bringing the cleanup exercise closer to its conclusion.

See some of the reactions from Ghanaians below.

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