Families affected by recent flooding at Hodzo in the Volta Region have received relief support from the Ho Municipal Assembly as authorities intensify efforts to assist residents recover from the impact of the disaster.
The intervention, led by the Ho Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Mr. Stephen Adom, and the Member of Parliament for Ho Central, Mr. Edem Kofi Kpotosu, provided immediate assistance to households affected by the floods.
Presenting the items, Mr. Adom expressed concern over the difficulties faced by affected families and assured residents that the Assembly would continue to provide support throughout the recovery process.
He said the Assembly was working closely with the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) and other relevant stakeholders to respond to the needs of communities impacted by the flooding.
“The donation forms part of our commitment to ensuring that no affected family is left behind. We stand with the people of Hodzo and will continue to support them as we work together to restore normalcy,” he said.
The MCE also urged residents to remain cautious during the rainy season by adhering to safety measures and cooperating with authorities to reduce the risks associated with flooding.
He added that the Assembly would continue to strengthen its disaster preparedness and response mechanisms while promoting community resilience to enable residents to recover faster from emergencies.
Receiving the items on behalf of the beneficiaries, the Assembly Member for the area, Mr. Alfred Adadzie, thanked the Municipal Assembly and the MP for their timely response.
He said the relief support would provide much-needed comfort to families affected by the floods and appealed to individuals, organisations, philanthropists and development partners to complement ongoing recovery efforts in the community.
The Ho Municipal Assembly reaffirmed its commitment to supporting vulnerable residents and ensuring that affected communities receive the necessary assistance to rebuild their lives after disasters.
