Obuasi East MCE donates relief items to CKC SHS fire victims
William Kofi Adzowu, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Obuasi East, donated relief items to students of Christ the King Senior High School (CKC SHS) whose belongings were destroyed in a fire outbreak. The items, presented at the school's boys' dormitory, included bags, mattresses, school uniforms, trunks, chop boxes, and assorted provisions. The fire occurred on July 22, 2026, affecting students staying in the dormitory.
Mr. Adzowu stated that the municipality moved quickly to provide immediate assistance to the affected students, with the intervention aimed at helping them regain some level of comfort and stability as they continued their education. He also disclosed that rehabilitation works on the affected section of the dormitory are progressing steadily. Some affected students expressed appreciation for the MCE's intervention, noting the relief items eased their burden and provided much-needed support.
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