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Hundreds of residents of Kpando Torkor have thronged the streets to protest the deplorable state of the access roads in the Kpando Municipality of the Volta Region.

The residents including motorists are taking part in the demonstration which started at the Kpando Torkor main lorry station.

They will go through the Kpando traffic light and end at the premises of the Municipal Assembly, where a petition would be presented to the President through the Kpando Municipal Chief Executive, Geoffrey Kodzo Badasu.


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