Audio By Carbonatix
A crew of six firemen from the Konongo Odumasi Fire Station in the Ashanti region narrowly escaped a mob attack on their way to respond to an emergency.
According to the report, this is the second time they were nearly attacked for responding late to a fire outbreak emergency within the area.
Speaking to Joy News, the crew leader, LF Adom Stephen said they were returning from an emergency, when they had a call that there was another emergency.
He narrated that upon reaching the scene, the angry mob started screaming at them.
“We were returning from an emergency at Breku on the Nkawkaw-Accra road around 9:00 pm when a call came for us to attend another emergency. They thought our lateness is deliberate,“he said
He added that, this is the second time this mob attack has happened, and he believes if nothing is done, something worse might happen the next time.
“The first attack happened in Odumasi and the next one also in Konongo, our authorities should help us arrest some of these people to serve as a deterrent to others, how can you be attacking officers"he quizzed.
The Konongo Odumasi Fire Station located at Asante Akyem Central serves four (4) other nearby districts in the Ashanti region.
Latest Stories
-
Madina Polyclinic gets surgical theatre after 5 decades
2 minutes -
National Good Citizenship challenge launched to inspire community service among students
10 minutes -
From the 2019 banking crisis to the 2026 McDan Aviation takedown: Are we repeating the tragic cycle of destroying our own?
11 minutes -
SIM re-registration will be free and secure – Sam George assures Parliament
19 minutes -
Legal education reforms won’t dilute standards — Chief Justice
28 minutes -
Accra International Conference Centre temporarily closed for renovations
38 minutes -
Ghana to become sub-regional insurance hub – Ato Forson
40 minutes -
AMA, Or Foundation, KOBA undertake major desilting of the Kantamanto drain to curb flooding
43 minutes -
Ghana Prisons Service launches Medicine and Equipment Bank to boost inmate healthcare
46 minutes -
‘My daughter is under the rubble’: Inside Tehran as civilian toll of strikes rises
53 minutes -
The price of clean: How climate change, pollution and policy gaps are driving up the cost of water in Ghana
54 minutes -
UK–Ghana Strategic Partnership tackles global scientific literacy gap at Imperial College
1 hour -
GIMPA@65: Gov’t, Alumni push for digital transformation, renewed focus on public service training
1 hour -
Climate Evidence: Behind The Seal – Safety questions trail sachet water industry
1 hour -
Gaps in candidate ability to understand questions raises concerns – WAEC
1 hour
