ASP Beatrice Sintim Koree: The Woman Tackling Traffic Congestion at Mankessim Roundabout

ASP Beatrice Sintim Koree has been making headlines for her impressive work at the Mankessim roundabout in the Mfantsiman Municipality. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed, as motorists and pedestrians alike are now experiencing free flow of traffic and increased safety in the area.

Before ASP Koree arrived, the roundabout was notorious for causing congestion and heavy traffic, particularly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, which are market days in Mankessim. Thieves took advantage of the situation, and drivers were indisciplined, often driving on the shoulders of the road. Traders were also selling their wares in the inner circle, causing further congestion.

However, since ASP Koree took over, there has been a remarkable change. She quickly set up an office at the roundabout to check traffic offences and ensured that drivers were not allowed to load at the roadside. Traders were prohibited from selling in the inner circle and displaying their wares on the metal barriers around the circle. She even removed children’s footwear from the metals to ensure safety.

ASP Koree is a professional and efficient woman who is worthy of emulation by our young ladies. She moves about often, advising drivers and traders to do the right thing. Her officers are also stationed at strategic points to check drivers, traders, and pedestrians.

For the most part, ASP Koree’s efforts have yielded positive results, with increased sanity and free flow of traffic at the roundabout. However, there are still some who criticise and insult her, but she remains undaunted, continuing with her men and women in the good job being done.

ASP Koree’s work is a testament to the fact that the government’s work must not be done in a lackadaisical manner. It is a call to everyone to work hard, just like her, to enhance the status of our communities.

In conclusion, we congratulate ASP Koree and her hard-working officers for their efforts in tackling traffic congestion and ensuring safety at the Mankessim roundabout. We urge them not to bow to any intimidation but to continue their good work. May the Almighty God bless and guide them in all their endeavours.