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ASHANTI

Mahama Directs NADMO to Assist Fire Victims at Kumasi Central Market

President John Mahama has pledged government assistance to traders whose shops were destroyed by fire at the Adum market in Kumasi. On his visit to the site on March 21, the President expressed solidarity with the victims and assured them of support from the government.Following a briefing by fire officers, Mahama confirmed that he had directed the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to provide immediate assistance to those affected. He also indicated that he would collaborate with the Chief of Staff and the Ashanti Regional Minister to discuss additional support for the traders.The fire, which broke out early on Friday morning at the ‘Blue Light’ area of Adum, led to the destruction of several shops. Despite warnings from the police and firefighters, some shop owners attempted to salvage their goods from the flames, putting themselves at risk. In one case, […]

Edem 4Style March 22, 2025

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ASHANTI

Fire Breaks Out at Adum Railways Trading Area, Causing Major Disruption

A devastating fire broke out early this morning at the Adum Railways Trading Area in Kumasi, causing significant damage and disruption. The blaze, which started around 5:30 a.m., rapidly spread through the area, known for its dense collection of second-hand goods such as clothing, footwear, bags, and locally made shoes. The fire was particularly intense due to the congestion in the area, and it quickly tore through several buildings, including the Despite building, which houses Hello FM, a subsidiary of Despite Media.Firefighters faced a major challenge in containing the blaze. Five fire tenders were dispatched to the scene, but the intensity of the fire made it difficult to control. Despite their efforts, the fire continued to rage, destroying large portions of the trading zone.In the midst of the chaos, staff from Hello FM were evacuated to safety as the fire […]

Edem 4Style March 21, 2025

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NORTH EAST

Fire Destroys NEDCo Warehouse in Tamale, Over 20 Transformers Lost

A massive fire engulfed the Central Warehouse of the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo) in Tamale on Sunday afternoon, reducing critical electrical equipment to ashes. The blaze, which broke out around 2 PM, destroyed over 20 transformers and an unknown number of insulators.Firefighters from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) rushed to the scene with two fire tenders from the Tamale Metro and Tamale Teaching Hospital stations. Due to the intensity of the flames, they had to deploy foam concentrate to bring the fire under control.GNFS spokesperson Baba Hudu stated that the cause of the fire remains unknown but praised the swift response of fire personnel in preventing further damage.Meanwhile, NEDCo’s Corporate Communications Manager, Maxwell Kotoka, assured the public that power supply to external areas remains unaffected. He clarified that only warehouse materials and an on-site transformer were damaged and […]

Edem 4Style March 3, 2025

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CENTRAL

Fire Ravages ECG Warehouse in Cape Coast, Destroys Cables Worth Thousands

A fire outbreak at the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) warehouse in Cape Coast has destroyed electrical cables valued at thousands of cedis. The blaze, which started on Wednesday, consumed about 60 drums of 2×25mm aluminium electrical cables. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.Firefighters from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) rushed to the scene at 4:35 p.m. and battled the flames for nearly four hours. Their swift intervention prevented the fire from spreading to the main warehouse and nearby properties.The cause of the fire remains unknown, and authorities are investigating the incident. Meanwhile, the Central Regional GNFS Commander, ACFOII Merinda Mary Attigah-Mensah, has urged businesses to prioritize fire safety, especially during the dry season.

Edem 4Style February 20, 2025

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Ahafo

Fire Breaks Out at Kejetia Market, Traders Count Losses.

A fire broke out at the Kejetia Market in Kumasi, causing significant damage to two shops, which primarily sold textiles and fabrics. The fire is believed to have started in a closed shop and spread to a nearby store, destroying valuable goods.Thanks to the quick response of the Fire Service, more shops were saved from the blaze. Nana Akwasi Prempeh, President of the Federation of Kejetia Traders, acknowledged the swift intervention, noting that security agencies had been on high alert due to earlier intelligence suggesting potential arson attacks on the market.The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and traders have been urged to ensure all electrical devices are turned off before leaving their shops. This incident adds to the recent string of fire outbreaks in commercial centers across the country.

Edem 4Style January 24, 2025

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EASTERN

Fire Breaks Out Near Akosombo Dam, Concerns Rise.

A fire has been reported near the Akosombo Dam in the Eastern Region, causing concern due to the potential risks to the area.The cause of the fire is not yet known, and authorities have not provided details on the extent of the damage or the specific areas affected.Eyewitnesses are urging the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to act quickly to prevent the blaze from spreading further. Given the importance of the Akosombo Dam as a critical resource for both water and energy in the country, there is heightened anxiety surrounding the situation.The GNFS has since reassured the public that the dam is safe, and there is no cause for alarm.

Edem 4Style January 18, 2025

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ASHANTI

Fire Displaces Dozens in Nima-Moke Slum.

A devastating fire in Nima-Moke, a slum in Ashanti Region’s Asokore Mampong Municipality, has left dozens of residents homeless. The fire, which broke out around 4:30 p.m. on January 17, 2025, destroyed over 50 wooden homes and displaced families.Eyewitnesses report that most of the residents were away at local markets during the blaze, unable to salvage their belongings. The fire spread rapidly, exacerbated by the area's highly combustible materials. This tragedy follows a similar fire that occurred in the area in 2020, further deepening the community’s hardships.

Edem 4Style January 18, 2025

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Ahafo

Fire Ravages Techiman Market, Leaves Traders in Ruins.

A massive fire engulfed the Techiman Central Market on Sunday night, destroying over 100 stalls and leaving traders devastated. The blaze, which started at 9:15 PM, wiped out goods worth millions of cedis, while firefighters battled to contain the flames with limited resources.Traders criticized the inadequate firefighting equipment in the area, noting that Techiman has only one fire tender. One distraught trader questioned, "Why does a whole metropolitan area have just one fire tender? With more equipment, this could have been controlled earlier."Another trader tearfully recounted her loss, explaining that all her investments, funded by loans, were gone. "I don't know how I'll survive now," she said.The Bono East Regional Fire Commander, ACFO II Naomi Ofori Adubea Sarpong, confirmed that an investigation is underway to determine the fire's cause. She revealed that six fire tenders from neighboring areas, including Nkoranza […]

Edem 4Style January 13, 2025

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Ahafo

Tragic Fire Claims Life of 3-Year-Old in Kumasi.

A heartbreaking fire in the Asawase-Dagomba Line area of Kumasi has claimed the life of a 3-year-old boy. The young child was napping with his 12-year-old sister when the fire engulfed their wooden home. While the sister managed to escape, she was unable to wake her brother in time.Although the cause of the fire is yet to be confirmed, residents suspect that faulty electrical connections may have triggered the blaze. Despite their best efforts, the community was unable to extinguish the fire, and the structure was completely destroyed.The child’s body has been laid to rest as authorities begin their investigation to determine the exact cause of the tragic incident.

Edem 4Style January 11, 2025

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ASHANTI

Over 30 Shops Destroyed in Devastating Fire at Kumasi Race Course Market.

A raging fire broke out at the Race Course Market in Kumasi in the early hours of Tuesday, December 17, 2024, destroying over 30 shops and leaving traders in distress.The fire, which began around 1 AM, primarily consumed metal containers and wooden shops belonging to traders dealing in watermelons, grapes, and cold store operations.Fire Response and ImpactThe Ghana National Fire Service swiftly deployed three fire engines to the scene, successfully extinguishing the flames and preventing further spread. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.However, the loss of property has devastated traders, many of whom rely on their businesses for their livelihoods.Call for SupportNaomi Serwaa, leader of the Watermelon Sellers Association, has appealed to the government and philanthropists for urgent assistance to help affected traders rebuild their businesses.Ongoing ConcernsThe incident highlights growing concerns over market safety and fire outbreaks in Kumasi. Authorities are […]

Edem 4Style December 17, 2024

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