The Ghana Police Service have reopened the Jamestown lighthouse section of the beach road linking the John Atta Mills high street after a group of Gamashie youth blocked it to celebrate the “Ashikpai” festival on Monday.
The Service said blockage of the road prevented the free-flow of traffic, but the situation was swiftly handled by personnel who after an hour-long operation reopened the road to motorists and commuters.
The Police in a news brief said efforts were underway to apprehend the perpetrators of the unlawful road block.
It said the Service would update the public on the development.
GNA
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