Following the eviction and demolition operation carried out on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at the initiative of the economic operator Mr. Alloui Brou Jacques, the Koumassi Town Hall notes significant deposits of rubble and debris left on site.

Faced with the risks of accidents, the blocking of internal roads and the health threats posed by these ruins, the municipality is taking its responsibilities.

🚜 Launch of a rubble removal operation

Municipal technical services, supported by logistics partners, will deploy heavy equipment (construction machinery, dump trucks) to completely clean the disaster site.

The schedule and procedures for the intervention:

1. Start of works: Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
2. Safety measures: Immediate marking of dangerous areas to protect local residents.
3. Duration of the operation: Evaluated based on progress, with a first progress review after 5 working days.
4. Safety instruction: The public is strictly asked to avoid crossing the work zone.

🕊️ Solidarity, reassurance, and a call for calm

The Koumassi Town Hall wishes to provide essential clarifications to calm tensions:

1. End of evictions: No further demolition operations are planned in this area. Residents of Cité Houphouët-Boigny and neighboring districts can rest assured.
2. Support for disaster victims: Aware of the distress of the affected families, the municipality reiterates its total solidarity and commits to continuing its assistance and support actions.
3. Call for vigilance: The town hall invites the population to remain calm and warns against the spread of fake news (false information) aimed at creating unnecessary tensions and sabotaging ongoing aid efforts.

The municipality's message: Let's remain calm, united and cautious during this public health operation.