
Audio By Carbonatix
The Vice President has visited the scene of the collapsed building at the North Industrial Area in Greater Accra, where emergency teams are continuing rescue and recovery operations.
Upon arrival, she was met by officials from the Ghana National Fire Service, National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), the Ghana Police Service, and the Ghana Armed Forces, who briefed her on ongoing efforts at the site.

Prof Opoku- Agyemang toured the debris field, observing the extent of the damage and the work being carried out by rescue personnel using excavators and other heavy-duty equipment to clear rubble.

She interacted briefly with some of the emergency responders, commending their efforts as well as the neigbours as they work under challenging conditions to locate and rescue trapped victims.

The visit comes as concerns grow over construction safety and enforcement of building regulations following the collapse.




Latest Stories
-
Six killed in recent Nkwanta South conflict to be buried today
6 minutes -
France considers measures after Burkina Faso breaks off relations
12 minutes -
We must respect court orders, but also protect media freedom — Suame MP on Herald Editor bail ruling
25 minutes -
Education Minister orders daily anti-drug campaign in schools
39 minutes -
Venezuela welcomes 1,600 foreign rescuers in urgent search for quake survivors
1 hour -
From local stories to global decisions: Why the G7 Summit 2026 matters
2 hours -
No health system can function effectively without well-trained pharmaceutical workforce – Asantehene
2 hours -
MTN Chairman Mcebisi Jonas blames state failure for rising anti-foreigner sentiment in South Africa
3 hours -
Ghana deploys 47 health workers to Saint Kitts and Nevis under migration initiative
3 hours -
Telecel Foundation donates life-saving equipment to Kumasi South Hospital, signs 2-year adoption MoU
4 hours -
“Law and politics run in parallel channels” — Barker-Vormawor on ECOWAS ruling in Torkornoo case
4 hours -
Getrude Torkornoo’s claims of unfair trial lacks basis – Twum-Barimah
4 hours -
Benjamin Asare: From late bloomer to Black Stars’ rising wall
4 hours -
Removal of Getrude Torkornoo has always been political – Suame MP
4 hours -
Agenda 111: Barker-Vormawor urges Ken Agyapong to speak so alleged corrupt deals can be investigated
4 hours