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Fire has erupted at Lartebiokoshie, in the vicinity of the Salvation Army school, according to the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS).
In a Facebook post, the Service said the blaze broke out on Tuesday, prompting an immediate response from the fire department.
The GNFS confirmed that several fire tenders were dispatched promptly to the scene.
Although official casualty figures are not yet available, early indications suggest that there were no injuries reported.
Residents are being urged to remain alert and allow GNFS personnel to conduct their operations without interference.
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