Two of the bodies of seven people who drowned Sunday night have been retrieved from the gutters along the Tema Motorway.
It has emerged that, the two bodies retrieved from the flood waters were two military officers – husband, and wife.
The couple, Staff Sergeant Arthur Jabez and Warrant Officer Sarah Kuadzi were in a military pickup which was involved in an accident at Ashaiman during the rains on Sunday night.
In all, the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has confirmed that a total of seven people died following the about three hours downpour on Sunday.
According to NADMO, four of the bodies were retrieved at Adjei Kojo in Ashaiman and another one at Odawna in Accra.
Sunday’s rains left many areas in Accra flooded.
The Ghana Meteorological Agency issued an earlier alert indicating that “a rainstorm at the southern portions of Togo is forecast to affect places in the southern half of the country.”
The rainstorm, according to the Agency, affected areas such as Kpetoe, Akatsi, Ho, Kpandu and its environs in the Volta region.
In the Eastern region, areas such as Koforidua, Begoro and Nkawkaw were also affected.
Dodowa, Amasama, Afienya and many areas in Accra also experienced the downpour.
Last week, a similar incident left five people dead in Accra.
