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Sekondi: Fire outbreak at premix fuel depot; 16 people severely injured

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May 19, 2024
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Sixteen persons have sustained severe injuries after a leakage at a premix fuel depot at Egyiresia, a fishing community near Sekondi in the Western Region led to a fire outbreak.

The fire outbreak occurred after the leaked premix fuel came into contact with fire from the fishmongers in a nearby smoking facility.

The fire outbreak occurred on Saturday, May 18, at about 4 pm.

Thirteen of the victims were sent to the Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital in Takoradi, where they are receiving treatment, while three were sent to the Saint Benedict Hospital at Inchaban.

Despite the timely arrival and intervention of personnel from the Western Regional command of the Ghana National Fire Service, two vehicles, including a Range Rover and an Opel Astra Taxi, were also destroyed

Police are currently investigating the fire outbreak.


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