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Fire has burnt a number of wooden structures at Bantama near the Methodist Church in Kumasi.
According to the Fire Service, most of the burnt structures were for domestic and commercial use.
Due to the raging and fast-spreading nature of the fire, three fire engines from Komfo Anokye Kumasi Metro and Manhyia Fire Stations have been dispatched to the scene.
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