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Teshie dump site to become community recreational ground
Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

Accra, June 16, Ghanadot - The popular Teshie Compost Plant Site will soon be converted into a recreational ground for the community.

This is due to the malfunctioning of the plant for sometime now and evacuation of the piled refuse.

The plant, which was established in the early 1970's to change refuse into manure for farmers in the area broke down about 20 years ago however present and successive Metropolitan Chief Executives of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) always finds it difficult in securing the appropriate spare parts to repair it.

Evacuation of the refuse was necessitated by the protest of the community due to the numerous health related problems originating from leakage and the strong stench from the site.

The exercise, which is expected to take two weeks, is a result of a combined effort of the Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, AMA and Ledzekuku Municipal Assembly.

Speaking journalists at the site, Mr Peter Kwei Dargadu, Head of the Land Fill said the evacuation had been contracted to the management of Zoomlion Ghana Limited, a private waste management organization and would be dumped at Oblogo Land Fill site.

He stressed that people from Osu, La and Teshie Township were dumping their refuse at the site resulting in the 'mountainous refuse', adding, "Because there is no other place for them to dump their refuse we could not stop them until now that we cannot take any more."

Mr Joseph Awuye, Plant Manager was quick to add that it was unfortunate the plant could not be rehabilitated to produce manure for agricultural purposes and lauded the Government for the bold decision taken since the refuse was a source of mosquito breeding ground resulting in high rate of malaria and typhoid cases in the vicinity.

Mr Daniel Amartey Mensah, Teshie Municipal Executive thanked the Government for embarking on the evacuation exercise and said it was one of the biggest challenges of the assembly.

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