In an effort to prevent flooding in the Tse Addo community, an exercise was carried out to clear structures obstructing the construction of drains. The exercise was initiated by the Kpeshie Divisional Police Command in collaboration with the La Dadekotopon Municipal Assembly. The exercise targeted structures built on the waterways, hindering the construction of drainage systems, and posing a threat to the community during heavy rainfall.

During the exercise, some structures located within the right of way were demolished, and the occupants were advised to remove other structures built on the waterways. The exercise was conducted with the aim of enforcing development control laws and regulations to ensure that waterways and drainage systems are free from obstructions.

The exercise was well received by the community, as residents acknowledged the need for such activities to be carried out regularly to prevent flooding during the rainy season. The authorities also took the opportunity to educate residents on the need to avoid building structures on waterways, as this poses a risk to both the environment and human lives.

In conclusion, the exercise carried out to clear structures on the waterways in Tse Addo is a step in the right direction towards preventing flooding in the community. The authorities responsible for enforcing development control laws and regulations are encouraged to carry out similar exercises in other communities prone to flooding to safeguard lives and properties during the rainy season.