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Nsawam residents demonstrate against stone quarrying company, wants it shut

January 29, 2021

Residents in Nsawam are demonstrating against a stone quarrying company in the area.

The residents say the activities of the company, CK Quarrying is a threat to life and livelihood.

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The residents have raised safety and ecological issues demanding its closure.

They also raised issues such as public safety, ecological degradation and other environmental concern to close down the quarry.

The residents said that the recurrent explosion in the quarry without prior warning had damaged properties, besides posing serious threat to the lives of the people living in the area.

By: Rainbowradioonline.com

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