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Abubakar Ibrahim••346 words · 2 min read A massive LPG tanker fire on the Tema Motorway could have led to widespread devastation, prompting a swift response from emergency services.
The Ghana National Fire Service responded to a fire involving a 50,000-litre LPG tanker on the Accra Motorway. The incident presented a significant
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