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Kasoa New Market lacks fire hydrants - Fire Service raises concern | GhanaFront
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Gertrude Okyere • 24 Apr • 201 words · 2 min read
Firefighters are worried about a missing resource at Kasoa New Market - and time is of the essence.
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has concerns about the Kasoa New Market. They've identified a serious infrastructural problem there - and it could have devastating consequences.
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