Laboma beach demolition: Hold Assembly staff accountable for giving illegal permits – ChaLoG Prez
Dr. Richard Fiadomor says some assembly staff, especially in the works department, knew about the unpermitted buildings and must be held accountable, even as clearing the site remains the urgent priority to stop another June 29-style flood
The Laboma beach demolition has brought to light issues of accountability within the assembly. According to Starr FM, Dr. Richard Fiadomor stated that some assembly staff, particularly in the works department, were aware of the unpermitted buildings but failed to take action.
These staff members must be held accountable for their role in issuing illegal permits. The priority now is to clear the site to prevent another flood like the one that occurred on June 29.
The situation at Laboma beach highlights the need for greater oversight and enforcement within the assembly to prevent such incidents in the future.
Brief written by urgent.news from Starr FM, MyJoyOnline Ghana — 2 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
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