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The Ghana Meteorological Services is predicting more rains in March.
The heavy downpour experienced on Tuesday caused havoc in some parts of Accra.
Principal Meteorological Officer, Reverend Steve Nyarkotey Quao tells Joy News there will be more of such rains next month.
Reverend Nyarkotey Quao is advising residents in low lying areas to take some precautionary measures when they see changes in the atmosphere.
“We should also be very careful about our electricity, our connections in the home, some of the wires could [be exposed] and if you step on them, it could be dangerous,” he added.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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