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A $350 million flood control project is set to begin by the close of the year to tackle the perennial flooding caused by spillage from the Weija Dam and protect several communities downstream of the dam.
The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) says flooding of communities downstream of the Weija Dam will persist unless authorities muster the political will to relocate residents from areas originally designated as buffer zones.
A $350 million flood control project is set to begin by the close of the year to tackle the perennial flooding caused by spillage from the Weija Dam and protect several communities downstream of the dam.
The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has clarified that spillage from the Akosombo Dam is not limited to once a year, explaining that the decision is largely determined by the volume of water flowing into the dam.
Ghana Water Limited (GWL) says the Weija Dam currently has sufficient capacity to supply water to the western part of Accra throughout the year, but plans are in place to desilt the reservoir when necessary.
The Head of Public Relations and Communications at Ghana Water Limited (GWL), Stanley Martey, has described the impact of the Weija Dam spillage on residents and their properties as “disheartening”, but says releasing excess water is necessary to prevent the collapse of the dam.
The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has clarified that the water released from the Weija Dam on Tuesday, September 8, was only a trial of the spill gates, with the actual spillage beginning at 6 am on Wednesday.
Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has commenced controlled spillage from the Weija Dam a day earlier than initially announced following a rise in water levels upstream. The Greater Accra Regional Director of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), Dennis Nartey Adjannor, said the decision was taken as a precautionary measure to avoid having to release a large volume of water at once. GWL had announced on Monday, September 7, that spillage from the dam would begin on Wednesday, September
The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has urged residents living in unauthorised areas along the course of the Weija River to evacuate immediately ahead of the resumption of spillage from the Weija Dam.
The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has confirmed that spillage from the Akosombo Dam will begin on Wednesday, September 9.
Residents living along the south Densu River are appealing to authorities to carefully control the discharge from the Weija Dam to minimise the risk of flooding and other hazards as the scheduled spillage approaches, as spillage is expected to resume on Wednesday, September 9.
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