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Katamanso Police Station appears complete outside but unfinished inside – Aidoo

Aspiring independent parliamentary candidate for the Kpone-Katamanso Constituency, Abraham Aidoo, has raised concerns about the condition of the Katamanso Police Station, arguing that the facility appears complete externally but remains unfinished in parts of its interior.

Katamanso Police Station appears complete outside but unfinished inside – Aidoo

Independent parliamentary candidate Abraham Aidoo has expressed concern over the state of the Katamanso Police Station. He notes that while the exterior of the facility appears complete, the interior remains unfinished. Some officers, including those on the top floor, are working under conditions that require immediate improvement.

The floor is not plastered and there is no toilet facility, forcing employees to navigate through dusty areas to reach their offices. Aidoo specifically highlighted the challenges faced by officers stationed along Katamanso road, where the constant dust from passing vehicles could adversely affect their health. As a former journalist turned politician, he emphasized that these officers, who have families, need to be healthy to serve their community effectively.

He also connected the police station's condition to the broader infrastructure issues in the constituency, particularly the poor state of some roads. These poor roads could hinder the officers' ability to respond swiftly to emergencies, as certain routes are difficult even for motorcycles to navigate. Aidoo urged the government and relevant authorities to address the unfinished works at the police station and improve the roads to enhance public safety and emergency response.

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