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Four vehicles were instantly burnt when a fuel tanker caught fire at a filling station in Kumasi.
The tanker was off loading petrol at the Glory Oil filling station when it caught fire.
No casualty was recorded.
Eye witnesses attempted beating the fire personnel who arrived at the scene because they claim they did not respond early to distress calls.
But Luv FM’s Erastus Asare Donkoh told Joy News the fire fighters managed to quench the fire.
He said the vehicles involved one cargo, two saloons and the taker itself.
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