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GNFS intensifies fire safety education in Eastern Region communities
Meanwhile, the Aduamoa Fire Station, led by Leading Fireman (LFm) Debrah, educated residents, construction workers and traders at the Kwahu Tafo Bokoruwa Roundabout on LPG safety, agrochemical handling, electrical safety, good housekeeping and basic emergency response.
Personnel from the Anyinam Fire Station engaged residents and shop owners in Akyem Anyinam, educating them on fire prevention, emergency response, and the safe use of fire extinguishers and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).
The engagement focused on basic fire safety practices, emergency response measures and ways individuals and businesses can minimise fire risks.
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