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Two mountains of filth sit at an area in Nima, a suburb of Accra.
To cross over the mountains of filth, locals fixed a makeshift bridge – to serve school kinds especially.
But the bridge has collapsed, leaving the kids to do an intricate hop-step-and-jump through the filth as they try to get to the other side of the piled up rubbish.
In this area at Nima, the filth is not the news, It is the need for a bridge to cross over the filth to school that is.
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