The Roads and Highways Ministry, through the Ghana Highways Authority has announced the disruption to the flow of vehicular traffic on sections of the N1 highway and some Urban roads at Darkuman.
It said from Saturday, September 11, to Thursday, September 30, traffic flow will be disrupted between 8 am to 5 pm.
According to the Ministry, this is to enable the Ghana Grid Company (GRIDco) to undertake the stringing of transmission line conductors across the N1 and some areas in Darkuman.
A statement issued and signed by Christian Nti, Acting Chief Executive of the Authority advised, "motorists to follow the traffic diversion signs to be placed at the various sections across the George Walker Bush Highway and some Urban Roads within Darkuman."
The statement also urged the public to contact the Corporate Affairs Department of GRIDco or the Public Affairs Division of the Ghana Highway Authority for any clarification.
It apologised for any inconvenience caused.
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