Audio By Carbonatix
A fire broke out at Pico Restaurant, located near SG Mall in the Top High area of Kumasi.
The incident occurred on Monday evening with significant damage reported before the arrival of the Ghana National Fire Service officers.
According to an eyewitness, the fire quickly spread through the restaurant and to the adjoining stalls, causing extensive damage to the surrounding area.
Fortunately, there were no casualties reported as a result of the blaze.
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) responded promptly and is currently working tirelessly to contain and extinguish the fire.
Their swift action helped prevent the fire from spreading further, but the damage to the restaurant and nearby stalls was substantial.
The cause of the fire is yet to be determined, and investigations are expected to commence once the fire is fully under control.
The incident has brought attention to the need for enhanced fire safety measures in commercial areas.
Latest Stories
-
EC schedules February 11 meeting with political parties ahead of Ayawaso East by-election
4 minutes -
Ayawaso East primary: NDC lauded for probing alleged vote-buying
7 minutes -
Youth activist Courage Babanawo, aims to become Ketu South NDC Deputy Youth Organiser
12 minutes -
Ten years on, widow mourns and justice still eludes late MP Boakye Danquah Adu
13 minutes -
2026 WC: I am not convinced about Ghana’s chances – Charles Taylor
19 minutes -
Ghana has no standalone comprehensive cancer centre of excellence as new cancer project takes shape
22 minutes -
NPP warns vote-buying in Ayawaso East threatens Ghana’s democratic foundations
32 minutes -
Ayawaso East: Baba Jamal rejects vote-buying claims, pledges cooperation with NDC probe
40 minutes -
Akufo-Addo, Commonwealth Observer Group arrive in Bangladesh ahead of February 12 polls
51 minutes -
GRA earns praise for efforts to sustain fiscal stability
54 minutes -
AAK Ghana signs strategic MoU with Agric Ministry to accelerate value addition in shea industry
1 hour -
Rename airport after Nkrumah, not Accra – Vitus Azeem urges government
2 hours -
ECG reaffirms commitment to Cash Waterfall Mechanism to ensure constant supply
2 hours -
Energy Commission steps up port surveillance to protect public safety
2 hours -
Students who engage in inter-hall fights will be sacked – UCC Acting Vice Chancellor warns
2 hours