Hours after rains caused rocks and mud to be washed up from portions of the Aburi mountains onto the road impeding vehicular movements, some Ghanaians have taken to social media, particularly Twitter to vent as well as caution road users.
The mudslide which according to road users has been a disaster in waiting happened shortly after a two-hour downpour in the area.
The mud covered the Accra-Aburi stretch of road around Ayi Mensah, creating intense traffic.
The police has since released a statement indicating that traffic diversion has been put in place to curtail the traffic between Peduase Lodge and Ayi Mensah.
The incident, barely hours after it happened generated a hashtag on twitter with several comments.
Let’s see some twitter reactions
Remember this? Well today a mudslide happened at Aburi. https://t.co/1zn9tdBa9x
— Travis A. Darko?????????? (@TravisMuse09) October 18, 2019
But are we surprised that the rocks are falling on the Aburi road? It was honestly just a matter of time.
— a vessel • (@_nazzy_x) October 18, 2019
Sometimes i wonder if we have engineers in Ghana. I pass by the Aburi hills and especially the Bortianor hills all the way to Tuba and i see a ticking time bomb.
— Joe???????? (@Papa_Ofori007) October 18, 2019
Aburi ????????? pic.twitter.com/mo6aMynJZq
— NanaQuajo Bright (@BrightNanaquajo) October 18, 2019
A disaster is waiting to happen on aburi hills area due to masssive building of homes there. People have even built in the valleys
— osei alex (@lexoo2020) October 18, 2019
The Aburi mountains have collapsed at both sides and now we’re stuck in between pic.twitter.com/oBejq0Dw98
— A. A. A. A. ???????? (@Mz_Adjei) October 18, 2019
