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Flash floods growing threat in urban areas due to population increase - Vimarsana News

Flash floods growing threat in urban areas due to population increase

Mr Eric Essuman, the Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to...

Flash floods a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase - GMA - Vimarsana News

Flash floods a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase - GMA

The Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), Mr Eric Essuman, says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase, migration, and climate change.

GMeT in Collaboration with WMO Introduces Urban Flash Floods Forecasting System for Prediction During Raining Season - Vimarsana News

GMeT in Collaboration with WMO Introduces Urban Flash Floods Forecasting System for Prediction During Raining Season

GMeT in Collaboration with WMO Introduces Urban Flash Floods Forecasting System for Prediction During Raining Season

Urban Flash Floods Increasing Due to Rising Population - Vimarsana News

Urban Flash Floods Increasing Due to Rising Population

Mr Eric Essuman, the Acting Director-General of Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), says flash floods are a growing threat in urban areas due to population increase, migration, and climate change. He said flash floods were sudden local floods of great volume and short duration occurring within six hours or less of…

Ghana Meteorological Agency deploys 250 recruits nationwide - Vimarsana News

Ghana Meteorological Agency deploys 250 recruits nationwide

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) is set to deploy 250 new recruits across the country. 120 of the new recruits according to GMet, are trainees from the Nation Builders Corp, who have been retrained and employed as permanent staff of the agency.