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Following hours of rain, parts of Accra and other urban centres in the Greater Accra Region, including North Kaneshie, Kwame Nkrumah Circle and Kasoa have been flooded.
The phenomenon has obstructed traffic flow on some major roads in the capital.
Already, some Ghanaians have taken to Twitter to share videos of flooded areas after Saturday evening's rain;
It appears Circle is a no-go area this evening following this evening’s downpour.
— The Konversation (@konversationgh) May 21, 2022
Many other parts of Accra are flooded. #AccraFloods pic.twitter.com/slWv42GC2J
Chale , God protect people from this heavy rainfall cos we know Accra when it floods..
Ow chale— Maison PiQue (@MaisonPique) May 21, 2022
Accra, every rain there will be flood oohhh. Those around kaneshie can't even cross the road seff.
— Nana Yharw Browser🇬🇭 (@Nhanayharw_Des) May 21, 2022
Also, some homes have flooded as a result.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Police Service is cautioning the public regarding their movement in areas affected by the downpour.

"...anyone who is stranded due to the downpour and requires help should contact the Police on the emergency numbers 18555, 191 or 0302787373," the police said.



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