Calamity looms at Kaneshie First Light as floodwaters wash away one of the footings of an announcement near an intersection.
The bulletin is around three meters from the Outer Ring Road at the intersection prompting the Kaneshie Market.
A visit to the spot by the Ghana News Agency (GNA) after Saturday's deluge, show that the whole ground holding the board had been disintegrated by flood with leftovers and rubbles of harm portions of the announcement dissipated along the stream.
Mr Kojo Kyei Buabeng, a trotro driver, in a meeting with the Ghana News Agency, said, "The scene is truly alarming and we are in peril as the downpours are in.
"I don't comprehend the reason why the Authorities permit boards to be mounted near the street at an intersection. Should this thing fall on vehicles, lives will be lost..."
Lady Victoria Budu Nartey, a peddler at the convergence, said they had revealed the issue to Unit Committee Members but to see any 'activity'.
"Gee for Kaneshie First Light, maybe we are not a piece of Ghana. This flooding issue had been there since days of yore and the pioneers continue to make unfulfilled guarantees. They ought to take every one of the announcements off," she said.
Mr Ambrose Nii Nai Ablorh, a walker, said anybody could be a casualty of the "hanging" bulletin and required its expulsion in time.
He said: "...This is one more Melcom calamity in standing by however the vehicles and workers have no choice than utilize this external path."
Maame Yaa Dansua Addo, an occupant, said, "the vows to fix the flooding issue at First Light are simply stories. My family and others need to scoop floodwaters water from our homes whenever it downpours."
" ... We are undependable here with these announcements, the Assembly needs to pull them down. We have been living here for more than 40 years and have no place to go. Obligation conveyors should simply fix the issues, that is the very thing that we want, not alleviation things," she focused.
Saturday storm got portions of the public capital, including Kaneshie and its environs overwhelmed by certain vehicles and vehicles, lowered in floodwaters.
Authorities of the National Disaster Management Organization said they couldn't remark on the issue.
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