La Beach Towers: The Uncompleted State-Of-The-Art Skyscraper That Is Becoming A Death Trap

• Hon J.B. Danquah-Adu's co-owned La Beach Towers has become an abandoned site 6 years after his demise
• Kofi Adoma from the famous Kofi TV was at the site to perform a bit of forensic analysis on it
• It was observed that the structure is getting weak real fast especially because it's close to the sea

The La Beach Towers is a building that was being put up as a project co-owned by the late Member of Parliament of Abuakwa North Constituency, Hon J.B. Danquah-Adu.

JB Danquah-Adu was attacked at his East Legon home where he was murdered in cold blood in the year 2016, after which the property has stalled till now.

Six years on, Kofi Adoma of Kofi TV visited the site with his team and they discovered that the tower is fast deteriorating especially because most of the parts are rotten due to the proximity to the sea water.

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From its position (close to the sea) , Building materials like iron rods, metals and others that are exposed to the breeze of the sea keeps wearing off and corroding, and that makes the building weak and a death trap.

The report gathered by Kofi TV indicates that a lot of deaths have been recorded from this place, residents living around this place say they are been haunted by the spirits of people who died there as workers or by accident.

From afar, it's just an abandoned building left to rot, from a closer look or view this building is a death trap awaiting its big Swallow before action is taken.

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In a similar story, a thorough room-to-room tour has been conducted of the abandoned Saglemi Housing Project which has been abandoned for years after it was almost completed.

The video report by Kwesi Parker-Wilson of JoyNews showed that the place was finished for the most part and the finishing touches left were to just connect power, water, and drainage systems.

All the doors were fixed, the rooms were fully tiled, the wiring was finished, sinks and cabinets were completed with some bulbs fixed into the sockets.

The most conspicuous observation was how dusty all the brand-new parts of the room became because it had not been attended to in such a long time.

Source: YEN.com.gh