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The Greater Accra Regional Security Council has cautioned youths in the Ga state against taking the law into their own hands in the enforcement of the ban on drumming and noise making.
The caution follows a recent clash between some Ga youth and a religious group in Accra over an alleged violation of the ban.
The ban which ends on the 7th of next month will pave way for the celebration of the Homowo festival by Gas across the Greater Accra Region.
The Deputy Greater Accra Regional Minister Nii Djangmah Vanderpuije told Joy News a special task force has been given that responsibility.
Mr. Vanderpuije is hopeful the task force comprising the police, the local assembly and representatives of the traditional council will effectively enforce the ban.
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