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GH¢800,000 worth of goods lost in Kia Rhino truck fire at Amanfrom

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Goods estimated at GH cent;800,000 have been lost after a Kia Rhino truck carrying refrigerators, generators, gas burners and chairs caught fire at Amanfrom on the Apedwa-Kibi road in the Eastern Region.

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