Western Region Council of State representative Maxwell Boakye has donated relief items to families affected by recent flooding in Samreboi, offering support to residents as they recover from the disaster.
The donation follows heavy rains that inundated homes, displaced families, disrupted businesses and caused significant damage in the community. The flooding forms part of a series of weather-related incidents that have impacted several communities across the country in recent weeks.
Mr. Boakye described the situation in the affected areas as heartbreaking, noting that many families have lost homes, livelihoods and valuable possessions. He said the donation was intended not only to provide immediate relief but also to demonstrate solidarity with residents during a difficult period.
According to him, the gesture reflects a commitment to supporting affected families and helping them begin the process of rebuilding their lives.
He also commended residents for their resilience and unity in the face of adversity, expressing confidence that the community would recover through collective effort and determination.
Beyond the donation, Mr. Boakye called on government agencies, businesses, faith-based organisations, philanthropists and other stakeholders to support ongoing relief and recovery efforts in the affected communities.
He urged victims to remain hopeful despite the challenges, assuring them that support would continue as efforts are made to restore normalcy and assist families impacted by the floods.
The donation has been welcomed by residents as authorities and community leaders continue to assess the extent of the damage and mobilise additional assistance for affected households.