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A concerned resident has expressed concern about the size of a drainage gutter under construction along the Afienya–Dawenya road, saying it appears too small to accommodate the volume of rainwater and refuse likely to pass through it in the future, raising fears of possible flooding and drainage problems. [🎥: Fanny]

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