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The Youth of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints in Ho on Saturday cleaned up the Ho SNNIT Flats giving the area a fresh breath and new look.
The weedy lawns, open spaces and choked gutters were transformed after the three-hour exercise.
Mr Ralph Avornyo, Volta Regional Director of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), who led the group underscored the importance of environmental cleanliness.
He said cleanliness is next to godliness and urged the youth at the flats to make it a habit of cleaning the area regularly.
Source: GNA
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