ACCRA FLOODING SITUATION THIS MORNING. WHAT HAS GONE WRONG THIS TIME AROUND? THE FLOODING SITUATION IS TO WORRYING. WHAT IS GOVERNMENT DOING ABOUT IT? ACCRA *ACCRA FLOODING THIS MORNING – Monday June 29, 2026* 🌧️ Heavy overnight rain has flooded large parts of Accra and disrupted the Monday morning commute. *What’s happening right now:* 1. *Rain situation*: Light rain/showers from late Sunday night into this morning. 26°C, 90% humidity, with high chance of rain continuing through the morning. GMet says more thunderstorms and rain expected across southern Ghana today. 2. *Traffic chaos*: Major gridlock across the city. Commuters reporting 3+ hour delays. One resident left home 3:30am and was still stuck on Mallam Road at 7:20am. *Areas badly hit this morning:* *North/West Accra*: Abeka, Lapaz, Achimota, Dzorwulu, Tesano, Ofankor *Highway/Outskirts*: N1 Highway, Accra–Kasoa stretch, Weija barrier, Mallam, Gbawe, Afienya *Central/Other*: Adabraka, Kaneshie, Darkuman Junction, Spintex, Atomic Junction Madina, Kwame Nkrumah Interchange, Tetteh Quashie Interchange, Circle. *Specific issues reported:* - Tetteh Quashie interchange flooded under the rail line overpass towards Polo Grounds/Hajj Village - N1 Highway, Weija, Mallam sections taken over by floodwaters - Homes and shops in low-lying areas inundated, residents moving belongings to higher ground. *Official response:* NADMO has issued an alert saying Accra and Tema areas are all experiencing flooding. Authorities are advising motorists to avoid flooded routes and residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert. This is part of a recurring pattern this rainy season. Early June floods submerged Kaneshie, Odawna, Adabraka, and Circle, with NADMO running emergency operations. Government has also reopened Achimota Transfer Station to tackle post-flood sanitation. bd529b67 *If you’re in Accra this morning:* - Avoid N1, Kasoa-Accra, Weija-Mallam, and Spintex if possible - Don’t drive/wade through floodwater – currents can be strong - Call 112 for emergencies. Stay safe. #fypシ゚ #FYP #ghana #flood #rescue - @agyenkwa.desavior