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Emma Ankrah••249 words · 2 min read A devastating fire at Abotaose Market has left a community reeling and sparked urgent discussions about local emergency services.
A fire has swept through parts of the Abotaose Market in the Biakoye District of the Oti Region, leaving several people injured. The incident has
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