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A huge fire is said to engulf the Koala Shopping Mall at Osu in Accra.
Joy Sports Editor, Ernest Koranteng, reports from the scene that the fire is raging rather fiercely.
A huge traffic has also built up in the area.
About two fire tenders have arrived after close to 20 minutes since the fire started.
Ernest reports that there is general panic as shops and other buildings close to the shopping mall have started evacuating.
The police are also present at the scene of the fire probably to ward off any attempts to loot the shop.
More soon.
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