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Kuntunse: ‘Illegal’ tomato factory halts operations

August 28, 2017
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Following Citi News’ report on the illegal operations of a tomato processing factory at Kuntunse, activities of the company has seized.

According to residents for the past five days, the company has not been operating a situation that has brought some relief to them.

The residents first raised concerns over the possible long term health hazards, following the improper disposal of waste by a Chinese firm producing tomato paste there.

Citi News investigations revealed that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had ordered the company to stop production.

Citi News’ Naa kwaamah Siaw-Marfo and Philip Nii Lartey have more in this report.

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By: citifmonline.com/Ghana

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