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Several structures demolished at La Pleasure Beach

Several structures demolished at La Pleasure Beach
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The military has demolished structures around La Beach in Accra as part of an exercise to clear the area.

The ongoing demolition exercise is being carried out as a joint operation involving personnel from the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces, alongside the Ghana Police Service.

Military personnel overseeing the operation have directed vendors and businesses operating within the resort area to vacate the premises to allow the demolition exercise to continue.

According to reports, the demolition exercise commenced in the early hours of Friday morning after security personnel arrived at the facility at about 4:00 a.m. and ordered residents and workers to vacate the premises.

Persons occupying the area said the demolition came unexpectedly.

la Beach demolition 2
Several structures at the La Pleasure Beach have since been completely pulled down, while others have been partially demolished.

The operation has, however, triggered concerns from La Dadekotopon MP, Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, who confronted the military personnel at the site.

The military has demolished structures around La Beach in Accra as part of an exercise to clear the area.

The ongoing demolition exercise is being carried out as a joint operation involving personnel from the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces, alongside the Ghana Police Service.

Military personnel overseeing the operation have directed vendors and businesses operating within the resort area to vacate the premises to allow the demolition exercise to continue.

According to reports, the demolition exercise commenced in the early hours of Friday morning after security personnel arrived at the facility at about 4:00 a.m. and ordered residents and workers to vacate the premises.

Persons occupying the area said the demolition came unexpectedly.

la Beach demolition 2
Several structures at the La Pleasure Beach have since been completely pulled down, while others have been partially demolished.

The operation has, however, triggered concerns from La Dadekotopon MP, Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, who confronted the military personnel at the site.

The military has demolished structures around La Beach in Accra as part of an exercise to clear the area.

The ongoing demolition exercise is being carried out as a joint operation involving personnel from the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces, alongside the Ghana Police Service.

Military personnel overseeing the operation have directed vendors and businesses operating within the resort area to vacate the premises to allow the demolition exercise to continue.

According to reports, the demolition exercise commenced in the early hours of Friday morning after security personnel arrived at the facility at about 4:00 a.m. and ordered residents and workers to vacate the premises.

Persons occupying the area said the demolition came unexpectedly.

la Beach demolition 2
Several structures at the La Pleasure Beach have since been completely pulled down, while others have been partially demolished.

The operation has, however, triggered concerns from La Dadekotopon MP, Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, who confronted the military personnel at the site.

The military has demolished structures around La Beach in Accra as part of an exercise to clear the area.

The ongoing demolition exercise is being carried out as a joint operation involving personnel from the 48 Engineer Regiment of the Ghana Armed Forces, alongside the Ghana Police Service.

Military personnel overseeing the operation have directed vendors and businesses operating within the resort area to vacate the premises to allow the demolition exercise to continue.

According to reports, the demolition exercise commenced in the early hours of Friday morning after security personnel arrived at the facility at about 4:00 a.m. and ordered residents and workers to vacate the premises.

Persons occupying the area said the demolition came unexpectedly.

la Beach demolition 2
Several structures at the La Pleasure Beach have since been completely pulled down, while others have been partially demolished.

The operation has, however, triggered concerns from La Dadekotopon MP, Rita Naa Odoley Sowah, who confronted the military personnel at the site.

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