Ghana Demolishes Homes in Wetland Buffer Zone: Residents Aware, Official Confirms

Residents of [Location] Face Demolitions as Wetland Buffer Zone is Cleared A recent operation in [Location, Ghana] has seen the demolition of several structures built within a designated buffer zone on wetlands. Regional NADMO Director, Dennis Nartey, confirmed that residents had been previously notified of the impending action. "Residents were aware they had built on wetlands," stated Nartey in an interview captured by JoyNews. The video shows Nartey pointing towards the structures marked for removal, surrounded by reporters and officials. This operation highlights the ongoing tension between development and environmental protection in the region. While necessary for preserving the ecosystem, the demolitions also raise concerns about the displacement of residents and the need for better urban planning in the future. The demolition is part of a broader initiative to protect wetlands in the area, ensuring the ecological balance of the region.