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Tidal waves kill fisherman in Cape Coast
More than 16 fishing boats and nets, outboard motors and other valuable fishing equipment belonging to fishermen were also destroyed by the waves.
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Mr Kwesi Baafi, brother of the deceased told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) that the incident happened around 15:00 hours on Saturday evening.
According to him, the deceased was among a group of fishermen who were attempting to relocate their fishing boats to Elmina to prevent the waves from destroying them. They were, however, pulled into the sea by the elements.
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He pleaded with authorities to construct a breakwater along the beaches to protect canoes and fishing nets during the periodical strong winds.
Meanwhile, a similar incident happened at Blekusu, a fishing community in the Ketu South Municipality of Volta Region in the early hours of Sunday.
At least 1,500 persons have so far been displaced as a result. Head of Management Information System at the Volta Regional NADMO, Pascal Agbagba, said his outfit is still assessing the impact of the waves and the subsequent flooding.
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