Teshie Residents have expressed shock after discovering a sudden change in the color of their tap water, believed to be a result of illegal mining activities, commonly known as galamsey.
Teshie a suburb in the Greater Accra Region is one of the most popular areas and growing Ga community where residents heavily depend on tap water for survival. The once-clear water has turned brown, sparking concerns over its safety for consumption.
The alarming development highlights the far-reaching effects of galamsey, which continues to pollute water bodies across Ghana. Teshie residents have voiced frustration and concern over the environmental damage caused by the illegal mining, calling on authorities to take immediate action to safeguard the community’s water supply.
This incident adds to the growing list of regions affected by the environmental degradation associated with galamsey, further intensifying public outcry for stricter measures to combat the menace.
WATCH: Teshie Residents Complain about Tap Water Turning Brown Due to Illegal mining (Galamsey)<
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