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Fire outbreaks leave a trail of destruction at Bunso, Boso and Nsawam

GhanaOct 29, 2026, 2:30 PM
Fire outbreaks leave a trail of destruction at Bunso, Boso and Nsawam
NEWS DESKGhana
PUBLISHEDOct 29, 2026, 2:30 PM
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Three separate fire outbreaks at Bunso, Boso and Nsawam in the Eastern Region have destroyed properties, including a generator, household items and a truck transporting goods, leaving two people injured. According to a post shared on Facebook by the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), its personnel responded to the incidents, which involved a generator fire, a domestic fire and a truck fire following a road accident. At Triple Court Guest House near Forest Gate at Bunso, a fire suspected to have been caused by an electrical fault destroyed a generator, two water pumps and other personal belongings.

Firefighters from the Bunso Fire Station responded and successfully extinguished the blaze, preventing further destruction. No casualties were recorded. In a separate incident at Boso, a domestic fire behind the Salvation Army Church destroyed a television, a mattress and other household belongings. The fire was reportedly caused by an electrical fault involving a socket. Although no casualties were recorded, the GNFS indicated that no property was salvaged. Meanwhile, a MAN diesel truck with registration number GE-1393-P caught fire on the Accra–Kumasi Highway near Frims Fuel Station at Nsawam after reportedly hitting a pothole, veering off the road and overturning. The truck, which was transporting packs of Kalyppo drinks and biscuits from Accra to Paga, was…

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