The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced an expedited replacement process for Ghanaian passports lost or damaged as a result of Monday’s devastating floods across the country.
In a press release issued on Friday, July 3, the Ministry extended its deepest sympathies to all persons affected by the flooding, acknowledging the catastrophic consequences, including loss of lives and destruction of properties.
“We extend our sincere and deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the deceased,” the Ministry said.
The Ministry noted that many Ghanaians may have either lost their passports or had them damaged during the flooding incident, stating: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has decided to implement an expedited replacement of lost and damaged Ghanaian passports as a result of the floods.”
Individuals whose passports were lost or damaged during the floods have been asked to contact the Ministry from Friday, July 3 to Friday, July 17, 2026, via a dedicated number.
Affected persons calling the number are required to provide their “Name, Date of Birth and Gender as contained in the lost or damaged passports,” along with their phone numbers for easy access.
On the timeline for replacement, the Ministry stated: “We intend to replace all lost and damaged passports within a week.”
The Ministry added that it “stands in solidarity with all affected persons during this difficult period and remains committed to playing its role in supporting government’s recovery efforts.”