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13th November 2023 9:40:03 AM
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The Ghana Geological Survey Authority (GGSA) has confirmed that the tremor in certain regions of Accra on Sunday measured 3.6 on the Richter scale.
Describing it as a minor event, the GGSA assured that no significant damage was anticipated.
Communities in Weija, Nyanyano, Adenta, Bortianor, and other sections of Accra Central reported sensing the tremor around 7:20 a.m.
These areas have experienced tremors previously, making this occurrence familiar to residents.
"The epicentre of the tremor is about 7 kilometres off Weija (5.5318 N, 0.2933 W) in the Greater Accra Region, with origin time at 07:17:51am.”
The GGSA urged residents to stay calm and report any subsequent tremors to the authority.
The Authority, while admitting that such natural occurrences are difficult to predict, said it is "committed to the continuous monitoring of these events and informing the public appropriately to ensure public safety and minimize risk."

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