Dansoman Junction drainage project to be completed in three months – MCE
A new drainage project has commenced at Dansoman Junction, popularly known as Hansonic, as part of efforts to address the area’s long-standing flooding problem. Engineers have begun work on the drainage system, which is expected to ease the persistent flooding that has affected residents, pedestrians and motorists in the area for more than a decade. […]
A new drainage project has begun at Dansoman Junction, also known as Hansonic, aimed at resolving the area's persistent flooding issue. Construction is underway on the drainage system, anticipated to alleviate the area's flooding troubles for over a decade. The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Ablekuma North Municipality, Musah Kalaamu, disclosed in an interview that the project is projected to be finalized within three months.
"The project is expected to be completed within three months," he stated. The Dansoman Junction region has faced substantial traffic congestion, especially during heavy rain, causing inconvenience for commuters and other road users. Completion of the drainage project is thus expected to offer much-needed relief to locals and drivers, while enhancing movement within the area.
MCE Kalaamu urged residents and road users to tolerate the temporary disruptions that may occur during the construction. He assured that the difficulties linked to the project would ultimately pave the way for a lasting resolution to the flooding scenario and enhance conditions in the area.
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