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The office of the Vice Principal of Akatsi College of Education in the Volta region was gutted by fire Saturday dawn.
Eyewitness raised an alarm when they saw a thick smoke coming out of the office around 3 am but very little could be done to stop the fire.
Several certificates, cumulative records and other property were destroyed.
The Principal of the College, Gabriel Dzimale told Joy News he suspects the fire was started by an electrical fault.
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