Flood victim's body found as Assemblyman assures total bridge renovation at Ahinsan
Honourable Nana Yaw Wiredu updated that a bridge at Ahinsan Estate which was built by the Bank of Ghana as part of their social cooperate responsibilities to help them access their facilities will soon be expanded.
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The Assemblymember of Ahinsan Estate, Honorable Nana Yaw Wiredu has revealed that the remains of the victim who met her untimely death at Ahinsan during flooding which led to a broken Bridge at Ahinsan last month has been found.
He revealed that the body will soon be laid to rest, taking the opportunity to express sympathy to the families affected.
A wretched wooden bridge collapsed at Ahinsan in the Asokwa Municipal of the Ashanti Region on June 25, 2021, during heavy a flood that resulted in the death of a woman who was plying. The challenge has been persistent for some time and received various complaints from residents questioning authorities’ interests towards their concerns.
The bridge was earlier constructed by the Community and its failure has cautioned the Assembly on the need to put up a better solid structure to ease pedestrians stress and traffic flow.
He updated that another bridge at Ahinsan Estate which was built by the Bank of Ghana as part of their social cooperate responsibilities to help them access their facilities will soon be expanded.
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“Bank of Ghana have a big facility at Ahinsan Estate and it is part of their plans to restore the access into a better one to assist their daily activities. The former one was only accessed by pedestrians but the new one will occupy vehicles towards Anloga to ease traffic.
“We have heard they have visited the Urban Roads Director, Mr Gambrah and works will soon start,” he said.
Honourable Nana Yaw Wiredu told Soireenews reporter, Isaac Owusu, that if the Assembly refuse to attend to the needs of its residents following their payment of taxes and levies, they lose confidence in the stakeholders which affect the growth of the area.
Honourable Nana Yaw Wiredu - Assemblyman, Ahinsan Estate
He encouraged that the Assembly will do whatever is possible to make sure the challenges of people at Ahinsan Estate are resolved to make them unrestricted especially during the night.
“If people pay taxes and they don’t see their problems resolved, it affects their commitment to things of the nation and gives them an ill-perspective about leaders. We don’t want that to happen because these are emergency matters that we want to address as quickly as possible.”
