Trading activities, access to healthcare and even the education of children are being hampered at Akayonga in the Bongo District of the Upper East region.
This is because a bridge linking the area to the district capital and other communities, has collapsed, making it difficult for residents to cross over, especially during the rainy season.
Joy News’ Upper East correspondent, Albert Sore has more in this report.
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