The Ministry of Roads and Highways has stated that the Nsawam (Kwafokrom)-Apedwa junction road will be opened today, December 22.
In a press statement, the Ministry noted that the road will be opened "temporarily" to traffic for road users that move on the Kumasi bound section.
The Ministry further explained that its decision is to "reduce traffic congestion on the corridor during the Christmas festivities."
Citizens who make use of the Nsawam-Apedwa junction road have been advised to follow the traffic measures put in place.
Below is the press statement issued:
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