![Alert: Galamsey ravages half of Ghana’s rivers [Infographic]](https://cdn.modernghana.com/story_/926/499/98201683707_galamseyatodasu12_900x598.jpg)
As government struggles to deal with the age-old menace of illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, various reports from the Water Resources Commission and the Water Research Institute show the practice may soon leave Ghanaians without proper source of drinking water.
The infographic below explains in detail.
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