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Weija Dam spillage: Municipal NADMO advises residents downstream to relocate - Vimarsana News

Weija Dam spillage: Municipal NADMO advises residents downstream to relocate

THE Weija-Gbawe Municipal Office of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has advised residents of the downstream section of the Weija Dam

Weija Dam spillage to begin any time soon - GWCL warns - Vimarsana News

Weija Dam spillage to begin any time soon - GWCL warns

According to the GWCL, “The level of the Dam as of Friday 28th April, 2023 is 46ft, 1ft below the maximum safe operating level of 47ft. The dam levels are monitored on an hourly basis and the GWCL will not hesitate to open the spill gates, should the level go above 46.5ft, so as not to compromise the integrity of the dam and to avert any disaster.”

GWCL to spill excess water from Weija Dam - Vimarsana News

GWCL to spill excess water from Weija Dam

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) says with the onset of the rains, it will soon begin spilling excess water from the Weija Dam. The company is, therefore, calling on persons living downstream of the dam to evacuate the area to forestall any eventuality. The communities likely to be affected…

Ghana Water issues early warning on Weija Dam spillage - Vimarsana News

Ghana Water issues early warning on Weija Dam spillage

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL), managers of the Weija Dam, says the company will soon carry out spillage exercise to allow excess water out

GWCL to spill excess water from Weija dam - Vimarsana News

GWCL to spill excess water from Weija dam

The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) says with the onset of the rains, it will soon begin spilling excess water from the Weija dam.