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Vehicular traffic flow on highways to be disrupted starting March 11

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Vehicular traffic flow on N1, N2 and N4 highways in the country starting Thursday, March 11, will experience some level of disruptions.

In a press statement issued by the Ministry of Roads and Highways and sighted by norvanreports, the disruptions in vehicular traffic flow is to allow the Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) string transmission line conductors across the N1, N2 and N4 highways.

According to the Ministry, disruptions to traffic flow will last from 9am to 3 pm on March 11.

The areas to be affected are; N1. Tema – Aflao before the traffic light at the T.T Brothers Junction, (9am – 11am) and N2. Tema – Akosombo, near the newly constructed overhead walkway, (12 noon – 3pm).

Dates for other areas to be affected, the Ministry noted will be communicated in due time.

Read details of press release below:

Press Release for Gridco New 5 by Fuaad Dodoo on Scribd

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