The Weija-Gbawe Municipal Assembly has demolished illegal buildings. The structures were built on places where rainwater should flow and on land belonging to the government.
The demolition exercise took place within the Weija-Gbawe municipality. Assembly officials led the operation, clearing debris and unauthorized constructions.
Officials stated that the action is a measure to stop environmental crimes. They are working to protect waterways from being blocked by buildings.
Building on waterways can cause flooding, especially during heavy rains. Clearing these areas helps water to flow freely.
This move is also aimed at reclaiming government lands that have been illegally occupied.
The assembly plans to continue monitoring the area to prevent new illegal structures from being built.
Further actions may be taken to ensure regulations are followed.
The goal is to maintain planned development and protect the environment.