Rainstorm displaces many residents in Krachi Nchumuru
A devastating rainfall has caused widespread destruction in the Krachi Nchumuru District of the Oti Region, displacing several residents and leaving many households homeless. The affected communities include Grubi, Kokose, Kwame, Akura and other surrounding farming communities. Several homes have been damaged, forcing affected residents to seek shelter with family members and friends. Speaking to…
A severe downpour in the Krachi Nchumuru District of Ghana's Oti Region has left many residents displaced and homes damaged. The impacted areas include Grubi, Kokose, Kwame, Akura and other nearby farming communities. Displaced households have taken shelter with relatives and friends as they grapple with the disruption to their daily lives and the strain on families already struggling to meet basic needs.
In response to the crisis, the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) and the Krachi Nchumuru District Assembly have mobilised aid and support. NADMO's District Director, Shadrach Njebi, along with a rescue team, has been deployed to the affected regions to evaluate the damage and provide assistance to those affected by the flooding.
The team is actively supporting residents and monitoring the situation to ensure their safety and well-being. NADMO has emphasized its commitment to swiftly responding to emergencies and providing necessary aid to disaster-affected communities.
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