Ghana's popular steel arch suspension bridge located at Atimpoku has for years, been one of the biggest attractions in the Eastern Region - a route many use when travelling to the Volta Region.

The iconic Adomi Bridge is undoubtedly one of the country's longest steel bridges which serves as a passing on the Volta River.

When GhanaWeb's reporter, Wonder Ami Hagan, took a trip to the Volta Region in the latest episode of 'People & Places', she received information about the Adomi Bridge being declared as a place that needs permission to be captured.

On the account of a military person, one ought to seek permission from authorities before taking either photos or pictures in the area.

Wonder Hagan narrating her experience on 'People & Places' on her road trip from Accra to Amedzofe, Volta Region said: "From Atimpoku, we got to the famous Adomi Bridge and we tried to stop to take a few pictures. We were able to capture a few of those videos just before we were stopped by a military person who told us that now, it is illegal or wrong to just take pictures without seeking permission.

"...we had to continue our journey but we got a few shots."

The construction of the 334-meter-length Adomi Bridge began in March 1955 and was completed and opened for use in 1957.

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