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The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) is undertaking an exercise to flush out all unauthorized hawkers occupying the Odwana Shopping Mall.
A statement signed by Mr. I.T. Adjovu, Metro Co-ordinating Director in Accra on Thursday asked the general public as well as pedestrians who were allocated stalls at the Odwana Pedestrians Shopping Mall (Hawkers Market) to occupy their stalls.
The statement said, all occupants were requested to submit their identity cards, receipts and other relevant documents for inspection and that any beneficiary who failed to comply with the investigation team would have their stall forfeited.
Source: GNA
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