13/02/2026
Nanung Traditional Council Engages National Disaster Management Organization Over Rainstorm Destruction
Bimbilla, The Nanung Traditional Council has engaged the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) for a comprehensive briefing following a devastating rainstorm that struck parts of the Nanung Kingdom on Tuesday, February 10.
The heavy rains, accompanied by strong winds, left widespread destruction across several communities, affecting thousands of residents and damaging both public and private property.
During the meeting, NADMO officials presented an assessment report indicating that a total of 3,495 persons were affected by the disaster. The breakdown includes:
408 households, impacting 2,856 persons
9 schools, affecting 603 persons
2 Police Station bungalows, affecting 15 persons
3 Hospital bungalows, affecting 21 persons
Damage to the Assembly parking lodge, 2 Assembly bungalows, and 2 Assembly stores
NADMO further briefed the Council on immediate response measures undertaken, including rapid assessments and emergency support to affected families. The organization also outlined short- and medium-term recovery plans aimed at restoring livelihoods, ensuring safety, and facilitating a swift return to normal life for victims.
The Traditional Council commended NADMO for its prompt intervention and pledged full cooperation to ensure effective recovery efforts. It also emphasized the importance of sustained collaboration among government agencies, traditional authorities, and other stakeholders to enhance disaster preparedness and build resilience within the Kingdom.
The Council reaffirmed its commitment to the welfare of all affected persons and assured residents that it will continue to work closely with relevant institutions to secure lasting solutions.
