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A team of fire officers from the Kejetia Fire Post in the Ashanti Region responded quickly to a distress call and successfully rescued a woman whose leg was trapped in a metal grating
This incident took place on Wednesday, May 22, near the Kuffour Clinic in Adum, Kumasi.
Upon arriving at the scene, the fire officers assessed the situation and skillfully utilised a hydraulic ram to open the metal cover of the gutter and free the woman's right leg, which had been caught in the grating.

Due to the rapid and proficient response of the Kejetia Fire Post team, the woman was rescued safely and without further harm, demonstrating the fire officers' unwavering dedication to protecting the community.

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