President Mahama establishes anti-flood taskforce to tackle flooding

In response to the increasing flooding issues in Ghana, President John Dramani Mahama has announced the establishment of a dedicated anti-flood taskforce. This initiative aims to address the recurring problem of urban flooding, particularly in regions prone to heavy rainfall. The taskforce will collaborate with various stakeholders, including local authorities and environmental experts, to implement effective strategies for flood prevention and management.

The formation of this taskforce underscores the government’s commitment to mitigating the impact of floods on communities and infrastructure. The President emphasized the importance of proactive measures, such as improved drainage systems and public education on flood risks. By prioritizing these efforts, the government hopes to enhance resilience against future flooding events and safeguard lives and property across affected areas in Ghana.