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In accordance with the directives of President H. E. John Dramani Mahama of the Republic of Ghana to observe this year’s Independence Day in a moderate manner, Ashanti Regional Minister Dr. Frank Amoakohene, along with the Military, Fire services, Police, Kumawood Actor’s and Actresses and SHS students, have utilized the day to clean up the main street of Alaba and the Manhyia catchment areas.
Speaking to journalists during the drill, the minister reaffirmed the president’s pledge to defend the public’s peers.
The region must therefore take advantage of the chance to clean the city. Store owners, particularly those in the Alaba community, were warned by the regional minister to make sure that they remove rubbish from their homes and dispose of it in gutters to avoid breaking the law.
Emphasizing that store owners are important players in the battle against excellent sanitation, their role in thwarting this goal is crucial.
But instead of letting them face the consequences, he made them volunteer to help the government provide hygienic conditions at their doorstep.
“In order to prevent careless garbage disposal, plans will be put into place to strengthen sanitary regulations.
He expressed regret that the city’s lack of adequate dust bins is one of the contributing factors to its filth, and he acknowledged working with Zoom Lion and KMA to supply enough dust bins for places that require them.
He called on Zoomlion, KMA, stakeholders, individual organisations, and the community to support the agenda in order to ensure the exercise’s sustainability and efficacy.
