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Following reports on the deteriorating state of the tomb of the late President John Evans Atta Mills, Government has commenced some repair work on the tomb at Asomdwee Park.

A visit to the park on Monday revealed there were cracks on the tomb, as pieces of cement blocks had been used to keep it from falling apart. In an interview with Citi News, the Chief Executive Officer of the Atta Mills Institute, Koku Anyidoho, said a visit to the Asomdwee Park Tuesday morning revealed the repair works had already started on the tomb.

He commended Citi News for highlighting the state of the tomb.

He also said government’s speed in addressing the issue had saved the country from potential embarrassment.

“I can confirm on authority that I have been there, and I must say that we are pleased with the quick response of government. We saw workers on site. The tombstone was being worked on. It also looks like the lawn itself is being manicured.”