E/R:Abuakwa South NADMO Clears Dangerous Cedrela Trees in Sagyimase to Avert Disaster

 


The Abuakwa South Municipal office of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), under the leadership of Mr. Aikins Ofori, has successfully executed a preemptive disaster prevention exercise in Sagyimase, clearing out hazardous Cedrela trees that posed an imminent threat to local residents.

The targeted operation, carried out at Bankyease Number 1, focused on towering Cedrela trees that had become structurally compromised and were heavily leaning toward residential properties. Local authorities noted that these trees presented a severe risk of falling during heavy storms, which could have led to devastating structural damage and loss of life.



The intervention followed safety concerns raised regarding property lines in the area. The trees, situated near house number D99—belonging to Mr. Appiah Freeman—posed a direct hazard to the adjacent residence, house number D89, owned by Madam Mary Teiko.

Prompted by the potential threat to lives and property, Mr. Ofori and the NADMO response team mobilized quickly to fell the dangerous trees, neutralizing the hazard before any tragedy could occur.

Residents of Sagyimase have expressed relief and gratitude to the Abuakwa South NADMO directorate for their swift action and proactive approach to community safety. NADMO continues to urge community members to report vulnerable trees and potential environmental hazards to local offices to prevent seasonal disasters.

Credit: Nana Kwasi Asare 


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