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Mahama Directs NADMO to Assist Fire Victims at Kumasi Central Market

President John Mahama has pledged government assistance to traders whose shops were destroyed by fire at the Adum market in Kumasi. On his visit to the site on March 21, the President expressed solidarity with the victims and assured them of support from the government.Following a briefing by fire officers, Mahama confirmed that he had directed the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to provide immediate assistance to those affected. He also indicated that he would collaborate with the Chief of Staff and the Ashanti Regional Minister to discuss additional support for the traders.The fire, which broke out early on Friday morning at the ‘Blue Light’ area of Adum, led to the destruction of several shops. Despite warnings from the police and firefighters, some shop owners attempted to salvage their goods from the flames, putting themselves at risk. In one case, […]

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Rainstorm Kills 7-Year-Old Girl in Damongo, Destroys Shops

A powerful rainstorm struck Damongo, the capital of the Savannah Region, on Wednesday night, leaving one person dead and causing severe destruction to buildings and businesses.Tragically, a seven-year-old girl lost her life when a roofing sheet, dislodged by the storm, struck her neck as she and her brother attempted to run home. A family member, Karim Salifu, expressed deep regret over allowing the children outside at that time, believing the tragedy could have been avoided.The storm, lasting just ten minutes, caused extensive damage across the town. The Damongo branch of the Volta River Authority (VRA) suffered significant losses, with computers soaked in water. Nearby shops, including a pharmacy, were also affected.At the time of reporting, the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) was still assessing the extent of the damage.

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Rainstorm Destroys 60+ Homes, Injures Five in Ashanti Region

A powerful rainstorm has wreaked havoc in Amakye-Bare, Atwima Nwabiagya District, collapsing over 60 houses and leaving at least five people injured.The storm, which lasted only five minutes, brought strong winds that caused significant damage, displacing more than 100 residents. Some victims were trapped under collapsed buildings but were rescued in time.Assembly member Collins Osei-Tutu confirmed that one family, including a man, his wife, and their children, sustained injuries when their house collapsed. Additionally, workers in a container were swept away but survived.A local traditional ruler has covered the medical bills of the injured, while residents are calling for government and NGO support to help rebuild homes. The district assembly and NADMO have been informed and are expected to provide relief.

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