GNFS intensifies fire safety campaign across Eastern Region
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has intensified fire prevention and public safety activities across the Eastern Region through inspections, community education, and practical training programmes. Personnel from the Aburi Fire Station, accompanied by the Akuapem South Municipal Chief Executive, Paul Osae Offei, visited the Adonten Senior High School to assess damage from a recent fire. According to a press release, the visit was to evaluate the situation and reaffirm the commitment of both the Municipal Assembly and the Fire Service to strengthen fire safety measures in educational institutions.
In the New Juaben South Municipality, firefighters concluded a three-day fire safety sensitisation campaign targeting traders in Koforidua, focusing on fire prevention, safe handling of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), electrical safety, and emergency preparedness. Emergency contact stickers were distributed to traders. Officers from the New Juaben North Municipal Fire Station undertook a door-to-door public education campaign in Jumapo. The Kwahu East Fire Command organised a fire safety training programme for staff of the Kwahu Nkwatia Government Hospital, covering fire prevention, electrical safety, workplace housekeeping, and emergency reporting procedures.
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