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Accra floods again following near three-hour downpour

Abigail ArthurbyAbigail Arthur
May 18, 2025
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The almost three hour downpour has once again led to severe flooding across several parts of Accra, disrupting traffic and daily activities.

The rainfall, which began around 3 PM, coincided with peak commuter hours, exacerbating the impact on residents and motorists.

Areas such as Weija, Kaneshie, Adabraka, parts of Tema, Adentan-Dodowa and other parts of the capital are experiencing significant flooding, with vehicles stranded and roads rendered impassable.

Residents in affected areas are advised to stay indoors and avoid wading through floodwaters due to potential contamination and the risk of waterborne diseases.

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