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Various parts of Ghana’s capital, Accra were flooded in Thursday’s perennial rains. Reports reaching myjoyonline.com indicate that valuable property including buildings and vehicles have virtually been submerged by the floods in some areas.
Myjoyonline.com’s David Andoh was in town for a pictorial feel of the flood in a section of the capital.



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