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The construction of a lorry park at Krachie in the Volta Region has been temporarily suspended.
This follows a freak encounter with a mystery tree that grew back over night after it was cut down.
Contractors working on the project say they can only go on with the work when that tree is totally uprooted.
For now, they are consulting various shrines in the area on how they can help cut down the tree.
The contractor Alhaji Rabui Swalley told Joy News they are scared to even go near the tree.
He explained that the tree was one of six that were earmarked to be felled to allow for clearing of the area for the park.
He said the mystery tree was the fourth tree felled but to the bewilderment of the contractors, the tree reverted to its position the next day.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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