Authorities in the Northern Region are preparing for potential impacts as the annual spillage of the Bagre Dam begins. The dam, located in Burkina Faso, is released periodically to prevent overflow, causing downstream areas in Ghana to experience flooding. While residents and local governments are on high alert, there have been no reports of damage so far.
Emergency services and disaster management teams have been mobilized to monitor the situation closely and respond swiftly to any incidents. The region has a history of flooding due to the dam’s spillage, which typically affects farmlands, homes, and infrastructure. This year, proactive measures are being taken to minimize the impact on communities, including early warnings and evacuation plans.
Residents in flood-prone areas have been advised to move to safer grounds, and local authorities are working with the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) to ensure that all necessary precautions are in place. The situation is being monitored continuously,
