Over 150 houses in Gomoa Mampong were submerged after sections of the highway collapsed due to the diversion of the Ayensu River by a contractor working on the Kasoa-Winneba Highway.

Each victim received one student mattress, blanket, and 25kg of rice, a gallon of cooking oil, mosquito nets, and two boxes of mosquito coils.

In an interview, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Gomoa East, Solomon Darko Quarm, stated that the Assembly is also working with the contractor to support the affected farmers.

Meanwhile, Gomoa East NADMO Director, Robert Hackman, who doubles as the Director of Operations for Nag Fairmont Construction Company said they will give cement and roofing sheets to those whose houses collapsed.

The beneficiaries commended the Assembly and the contractor for coming to their aid, but also called for more assistance.