Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has responded to a domestic fire outbreak at Kasoa Brigade, opposite DY Academy.
The Weija Fire Station received the distress call through the Fire Master Control (FMC) at 3:46 p.m. on Monday, August 10, prompting the immediate dispatch of a firefighting crew led by ADOII Felix Mensah Afedzo.
The crew arrived at the scene at 4:05 p.m. and found a recording studio engulfed in flames.
Firefighters managed to bring the fire under control at 4:20 p.m., preventing it from spreading to adjoining buildings and properties. The fire was completely extinguished at 4:35 p.m.
According to the GNFS, two bedrooms and their contents were salvaged. However, the recording studio and all its contents were completely destroyed by the fire.
No casualties were recorded in the incident.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Latest Stories
-
AI offer lifeline to developing economies in an era of weak growth – World Bank
7 minutes -
Forefathers built better roads with less education than today’s educated generation – Prof Bokpin
9 minutes -
Kayayei interventions must go beyond skills training – Vice President
13 minutes -
Former Nandom MP Ambrose Dery declares intention to contest again in 2028
21 minutes -
GSE delivers 75% year-to-date return for investors as of July 2026
24 minutes -
IDEG: NDC, NPP disagreement over local elections hindering decentralisation reforms
28 minutes -
Wontumi appeal has no reasonable chance of success – AG opposes bail application
31 minutes -
2026 National Youth Conference: Osman Ayariga challenges youth to prioritise character and patriotism
32 minutes -
2026 National Youth Conference: Osman Ayariga calls for stronger youth participation in decision-making
33 minutes -
MTN Ghana delivers strong H1 2026 performance driven by data, digital and fintech growth
35 minutes -
GNFS rescues fuel tanker driver and mate in Tamale
35 minutes -
Comparing ourselves to NPP is setting the bar at ground level, NDC must aim higher – Opong-Fosu
42 minutes -
GAUA strike: KNUST administration offices opened but essential IT services hampered
46 minutes -
T.I. AMASS, Wa breaks decade-long jinx to qualify for NSMQ national contest‎
56 minutes -
Bond market: Turnover surges 148.95% week to GH¢5.67 billion
57 minutes