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Fire has burnt some stalls at Agbogbloshie market here in Accra. The fire started 12:30 Monday afternoon.
Joy News has learnt that many stalls selling electronic appliances have been affected.
A community leader, Osman Alhassan, confirmed the fire outbreak to Joy News.
He said items including fridges had been completely burnt.
Mr Alhassan said the fire service responded quickly to distress calls and managed to prevent the fire from spreading to other structures.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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