Over twenty shops along the Teshie Lascala Market Road were flooded as a result of heavy rains on Thursday and Friday.
Some parts of Accra, including the Kwame Nkrumah Circle, Lapaz, Kaneshie among others were also flooded in what has almost become a normal occurrence even at the slightest downpour.
Some roads in the capital were also inundated by the downpour leaving passengers stranded.
The heavy rains come months after a flood and fire disaster which claimed the lives of close to 200 persons
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) days after the incident occurred, demolished some structures on waterways and dredged some choked drains since in their view, that was largely to blame for the perennial floods.
But the rains on Thursday dawn which continued on Friday morning, has left many areas flooded.
From the Giffard Road near Burma Camp, Prince Charles told Citi News traffic is moving slowly as flood waters submerge the road.
“We are on the route from 37 Trade Fair road and because of the poor drainage, the whole road is flooded, cars cannot move.
The road is filled with water and though there is an underground drainage that the water needs to run through so that it will not get on the road, I don’t know how it [drainage] was done but the water is not going through and it is competing with the vehicles for space,” he explained.
