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Accra: Fire breaks out at Avenor Industrial Area; two feared dead

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

A fire outbreak has been reported at Avenor Industrial Area in Accra, with two children feared dead. The incident, which occurred in the morning of Thursday, October 1, is currently ongoing, with personnel from the Ghana National Fire Service working to contain the blaze.

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