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Respectfully, this sounds more like an excuse than a strategy. Yes,people must stop dumping waste into drains. But the Authority's mandate is to plan, maintain, and improve drainage systems so predictable human behavior doesn't repeatedly turn rainfall into tragedy. Thousands were displaced and lives were lost. What specific engineering interventions are being implemented to ensure this doesn't happen again? If the solution to flooding is simply "people should stop throwing dirt into drains" then why do we have a Hydrological Authority staffed with engineers? Engineering is about designing systems that anticipate real-world behavior, reducing risk through planning, maintenance, and resilient infrastructure. The public has a role, but institutional responsibility cannot be outsourced. If this is the level of thinking coming from the Head of Drainage after catastrophic floods claimed lives and displaced thousands, then it's time to ask whether the right people are leading our institutions. Public office must come with accountability. Failure on this scale should have consequences. @ghanahydro @mwhwr_ghana @JDMahama @FelixKwakyeOfo1 @MinterGh

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