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A raging fire has engulfed a section of the female dormitory at Akatsi College of Education in the Volta Region Saturday.
The fire which is reported to have started early morning has burnt down several properties of the students and the school.
It took the effort of personnel of the Ghana National Fire Service to put out the fire. The cause of the fire is yet to be determined.
Meanwhile, school authorities have refused to comment on the incident to the media.







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