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A store at the Aflao sub-station of the Ghana Grid Company (GridCo), went up in flames Sunday afternoon.
The cause of the fire is not immediately known, nor is the extent of the damage.
But Head of Public Affairs at GRIDCo, Mr. Albert Quainoo, has told Myjoyonline.com Firefighters have managed to put out the fire.
He said the main sub-station was not affected.
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