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Telecommunication utility poles are dangerously bent across a busy road on Nortei Ababio Street near Healthnet Airport Medical Centre in the Airport Residential Area.
Residents are concerned that the authorities' failure to address the situation could lead to a disaster, as the poles continue to bend further down slowly.
They are calling on the company that owns the poles and the Ayawaso West Municipal Assembly to come and remedy the situation.
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