NADMO issues final evacuation order for occupants of dilapidated buildings in Central Region
The National Disaster Management Organisation in Ghana's Central Region has issued a 14-day evacuation order for residents living in dilapidated buildings. Authorities warn that failure to vacate will result in forced demolition to prevent casualties during the rainy season.
Why it matters
This directive addresses critical public safety concerns following recent structural failures and building collapses in the region.
The Central Regional Directorate of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), in collaboration with Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) and security agencies, has issued a final evacuation order to owners and occupants of structurally weak and dilapidated buildings across the region.
The report objectively covers a government safety directive and the reasoning behind it.
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