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In a precautionary measure to ensure public safety, the Sogakope Bulk Supply Point has been temporarily shut down due to severe flooding caused by the Akosombo Dam spillage. The affected areas include Sogakope, Akatsi, Adidome, Angloga, Abor, Keta, and surrounding communities.
With the aim of swiftly resolving this situation, teams of engineers from both the Ghana Grid Company (Gridco) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have been mobilized and are currently on standby to provide immediate assistance. Their expertise and dedication are vital in minimizing the impact and restoring the power supply to the affected areas.
The flooding at the Sogakope Bulk Supply Point necessitated the closure to ensure the safety of residents and to prevent any potential hazards. The utility companies involved are working tirelessly to assess the situation accurately and develop a comprehensive plan towards resolving this matter promptly.
While this temporary shutdown may cause some inconvenience, rest assured that the engineers are working round the clock to rectify the issue as quickly as possible. The safety and well-being of the affected communities remain their highest priority.
Authorities advise residents in the affected areas to exercise caution and take necessary precautions during this period. Emergency concerns related to this issue can be directed to the respective utility companies or local authorities, who are available to offer additional assistance.
The utility companies understand the crucial role electricity plays in daily life and remain fully committed to restoring normalcy within the communities. News updates regarding the progress of repairs and the anticipated restoration of the power supply will be provided regularly to keep the residents informed.
On behalf of the entire community, we express gratitude to the engineers from Gridco and ECG for their unwavering dedication and relentless efforts to address this critical situation. Their hard work ensures that the impact on daily lives is kept to a minimum, and electricity is restored as soon as possible.
Source:locotvgh.com