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The entire building of Tema Chemicals Limited (Temicho) is reported to have been razed by fire.
The incident which happened, Tuesday afternoon is said to have resulted from an explosion.
Fire Officers are yet to establish the cause of the fire but witnesses attributed it to a mechanical fault from one of the company’s newly purchased machines.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that at least one person has been rushed to the hospital.
More soon.
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