By Edmund Smith-Asante
When the the slight drizzle I encountered on my way to work on Friday, June 27, 2014 intensified, little did I know that I was in for a "shockprise", much as the intensity had lasted for only few minutes.
I virtually had to wade through scary floods on the streets. Oh mother Ghana! Where are all our engineers?
When the the slight drizzle I encountered on my way to work on Friday, June 27, 2014 intensified, little did I know that I was in for a "shockprise", much as the intensity had lasted for only few minutes.
I virtually had to wade through scary floods on the streets. Oh mother Ghana! Where are all our engineers?
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| At the Dansoman junction west of Accra |
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| Flood at Kaneshie |
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| First Light near Kaneshie in Accra |
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| Police church at Mataheko |
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| Mataheko in Accra |
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| Adjacent Darkuman junction |
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| Hansonic junction flooded |
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| Adjacent Darkuman junction |
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| Policemen from the MTTU take shelter from the rain and flood |
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| The flood water almost carrying a van parked at the roadside adjacent Darkuman junction |
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| A man wades through the flood |
Edmund, do not go down the line of blaming some group of people.............We are all involved in building our Motherland............
ReplyDeletePlus the engineers are not solely responsible for planning, resource allocation ...etc
Myraid factors and stakeholders come to play here. In most cases, Engineers will make the best out of what exists or is given them.