Regional News of Sunday, 21 December 2014 <\/p>\n
Source: GNA <\/p>\n
The Police Administration has been called upon to step up its efforts to arrest and prosecute illegal sand winners at the various beaches, to ensure safe environments. <\/p>\n
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the destruction of the beaches was alarming, and everything possible should be made to protect them. <\/p>\n
Mr Peter Nana Ackon, Senior Officer of the Central Regional Office of the Environmental Protection Agency, made this known at a forum at Senya Bereku. <\/p>\n
It was organized by the Save Our Beaches Ghana, a Winneba-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). <\/p>\n
Mr Ackon said the Ghana Police Service owns it a duty to assist the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to bring those destroying the beaches to book. <\/p>\n
He also called on the Environmental and Sanitation Departments of the various Assemblies in the coastal areas, to intensify their activities to halt people who defecate at the beaches with impunity. <\/p>\n
Mr Ackon regretted that Europe and other foreign countries were maximizing huge profits from beaches due to proper preservation, but not Ghana. <\/p>\n
The Senior EPA Official, therefore, urged government to place ban on the importation of take away black and plain rubber bags into the country. <\/p>\n
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