A number of people in some communities in the Birim Central Municipality were rendered homeless following torrential rains that occurred over the weekend.
Properties running into several thousands of Ghana Cedis were destroyed while many livestock were also swept away by the heavy foods.
The most affected towns included Akyem Akroso, Tabita, Osenho and Badukrom.
These were made known when Ms Ophelia Koomson, the Birim Central Municipal Chief Executive(MCE), accompanied by Mr Winfred Akyeampong, the Municipal National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) Coordinator and
some officials toured the areas on Sunday.
At Akyem Akroso, the roofs of the Health Post were ripped off with the wards flooded destroying documents and other medical equipments.
Ms Gifty Beecham, Staff Midwife of the Health Post, said the rains which started at about 1700 hours were accompanied by severe thunders lasting for about five hours.
The Salvation Army Church including its Mission House was completely submerged in the floods making it impossible for normal Sunday church service to take place.
Mr Adu Boahene, Secretary of the Church, told Ms Koomson and her team that musical instruments, personal belongings of the pastor and his family were all destroyed.
In most of the houses visited, the affected people were seen wading through the floods almost at waist level trying to salvage their belongings.
Ms Koomson told the victims that the Assembly would liaise with NADMO on how to assist them to rehabilitate their homes.
The MCE and her team later went to Osenho and Tabita where they were led by Mr David Kofi Nkweefi, the Assembly Member for the area, to tour the flooded areas and to sympathize with the victims.
At Tabita the team visited one Shaibu Kwesi who was injured in the rainstorm.
The team could not visit Badukrom because they realized that the town had been cut off from the rest of the municipality as the road leading to the area was flooded.