The Chairman of the Appiatse Reconstruction Implementation Team, Benito Owusu-Bio, has guaranteed individuals of Appiatse that brief move was being made to move them to an impermanent resettlement site by May 1, 2022.
He said the move was to forestall further difficulty on individuals, particularly as the downpours slip.
Mr. Owusu-Bio, who is the Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources responsible for Lands and Forestry, said 40 structures possessed by Future Global Resources (FGR) were being renovated for sure fire resettlement of the casualties of the January 20, 2022 blast that desolated the Appiatse people group and guaranteed 13 lives.
An assertion gave by the appointee serve said, "Financing has proactively been allotted for this work and it is continuing genuinely."
Scores of inhabitants of Appiatse people group, who are as of now setting up in tents, were dislodged following a deluge last Thursday.
They were left helpless before the climate after rainstorm blew away a portion of the tents.
While solidarising with individuals, Mr. Owusu-Bio said, the Appiatse Reconstruction Implementation Team would give further developing their condition all.
"For government and the service, I wish to enroll my most profound worries about this. Individuals of Appiatse have shown commendable versatility up to this point, as we work with them to reconstruct their municipality. The effect of the weighty storm, be that as it may, is an extra test and we wish to urge them to cheer up," he said.
He added that in a joint effort with the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), the group had set up prompt intercessions like substitution of obliterated tents and arrangement of warmers for the people in question.
"Individuals from the Reconstruction Implementation Team and the Prestea Huni Valley Municipal Coordinating Council are available to get explicit worries and these will be tended to expediently as we have generally done," he added.
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