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Deborah Okailey Quarcoo••529 words · 3 min read Discover the unfolding situation in Asawase as a major fire impacts local residents and prompts an official inquiry into its origins.
A significant fire incident has affected numerous wooden structures in the Asawase area of the Ashanti Region. Authorities are investigating the
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