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The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has launched investigations into a fire outbreak which destroyed a post office and shops at the Asafo Market Saturday.
The fire is believed to have been caused by a power surge.
Kumasi Mayor Samuel Sarpong who visited the scene says a full-scale investigation will be launched into the incident.
According to the spokesperson for the Mayor, Clement Kegeri, the Assembly has invited the affected persons to assess the extent of damage done to their goods and submit a report as well.
He also said the Assembly is waiting for a technical report as to the exact cause of the fire hence it would not make hasty conclusions.
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