Several parts of Accra flooded heavily following several hours of rain on Thursday, June 9.
Graphic Road
Photo credit: Zoe Abu-Baidoo
Photo credit: Zoe Abu-Baidoo
Photo credit: Zoe Abu-Baidoo
Dzorwulu
Photo credit: Richard Dela Sky
Photo credit: Richard Dela Sky
Photo credit: Richard Dela Sky
Many commuters who were on their way to work, had to seek refuge on high ground. Several cars also parked, but others struggled through the rains despite severe flooding of some roads.
Citi News' Franklin Badu Jnr, who observed the situation around the Kwame Nkrumah Circle and Kanashie areas, reported that the Odaw River for instance has overflown its banks.
The construction site at Circle.
By: Delali Adogla-Bessa/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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