Audio By Carbonatix
Polytanks Ghana has presented two 10,000-litre water storage tanks to the Greater Accra Regional Headquarters of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to strengthen its water storage capacity and support effective emergency response.
The gesture forms part of the company’s commitment to supporting the GNFS’s proactive measures to ensure adequate water availability during interruptions in water supply from the Ghana Water Company Limited.
Presenting the tanks on behalf of Polytanks Ghana, Media Relations Manager, Moudline Duodua Gyan, expressed optimism that the donation would enhance the Service’s capacity to respond effectively to fire emergencies within the region.
“We are doing this to support your firefighting operations, and we believe that these tanks will enable you to effectively respond to fire emergencies in the region,” she said.
According to the Regional Fire Officer, Rashid K. Nisawu, ACFO II, the tanks would not only serve as critical water reservoirs for emergency response but also provide a reliable source of water for personnel at the Regional Headquarters in Korle-Bu during periods of water shortage.
The Greater Accra Regional Chaplain of the GNFS, Robert Lamptey, ADO I, expressed the Service’s gratitude for the gesture, noting that the tanks would significantly support its firefighting efforts and strengthen its preparedness to respond to emergencies.
Latest Stories
-
NPP Vice Chair race: I may be the youngest, but most experienced – Nana B
1 minute -
Last UK and US troops leave Iraq as anti-Islamic State mission ends
1 minute -
Don’t stay home idle, embrace entrepreneurship while awaiting posting – Unemployed nurses urged
13 minutes -
Aayalolo buses not speeding on contra-flow lanes – GAPTE assures commuters
16 minutes -
Effia MP calls for Kurt Okraku’s removal, overhaul of Ghana football structure
17 minutes -
CAS hearing on AFCON final appeal by Senegalese Football Federation set for October 8
17 minutes -
STC fares to go up by up to 8% this week – Deputy MD
19 minutes -
Photos: Accra-Kumasi bypasses get new lease of life as contractors return to site
19 minutes -
Man allegedly swallows five SIM cards to conceal evidence after arrest
19 minutes -
After three finals, Ayikuma Methodist Basic School finally lifts National Juniors Challenge trophy
19 minutes -
Black Stars management ignored players’ health conditions ahead of Gambia game – Ernest Thompson alleges
21 minutes -
Ghana is 5th largest crypto market in sub-Saharan Africa; annual transactions around $21bn
21 minutes -
Russia launches largest attack on Ukraine energy infrastructure since spring
22 minutes -
GHABA launches first national Hair and Beauty Festival to promote skills and enterprise development
22 minutes -
ICU urges GHABA members to transform hairdressing skills into sustainable enterprises
35 minutes