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Traders at the Tema Community One market are appealing to authorities to reconsider the decision to evict them.
The Tema Municipal Assembly is planning to demolish unauthorized structures at the market on Wednesday.
But the traders say the exercise will adversely affect them. They are also unhappy authorities have not provided them with an alternative location.
They have asked government to intervene to halt the exercise until they have been properly taken care of.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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