Assault on firefighters threatens public safety - Volta Regional Minister
James Gunu, Volta Regional Minister, condemned attacks on firefighters and the destruction of firefighting equipment during this year's International Firefighters' Day celebration held at the Volta Regional Fire Service Headquarters in Ho. He described such actions as unacceptable and a threat to public safety. The theme of the celebration was: "An Attack on Firefighters and Equipment is an Attack on Public Safety: End Assaults and Protect the Firefighter."
Gunu praised personnel of the Ghana National Fire Service for their dedication, courage, and sacrifices in protecting lives and property. He stated that "an assault on a firefighter is unacceptable" and that "an attack on fire service personnel, vehicles, or equipment is a direct threat to life, security, and public order." He also assured the Ghana National Fire Service of his continued support and collaboration.
Gunu called on the general public to partner more closely with the Fire Service, urging them to keep access routes clear, avoid acts that hinder emergency response, report fires promptly and responsibly, and desist from attacking personnel. He also asked the public to cultivate a culture of prevention in homes, schools, offices, markets, and places of worship. The celebration brought together officers of the Ghana National Fire Service, security personnel, traditional leaders, and members of the public.
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Volta Regional Minister James Gunu addressed the public during International Firefighters' Day. He spoke about the importance of firefighters and the dangers they face - but why is he so concerned?
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