A devastating fire has razed a section of Suame Garages in the Ashanti Region, leaving several spare parts dealers and artisans counting their losses.
The inferno, which occurred late on Friday, January 31, 2025, destroyed numerous workshops and spare parts stores, reducing properties worth millions of cedis to ashes.


Although personnel from the Ghana National Fire Service responded to the incident, some affected traders expressed disappointment, claiming the intervention was not swift enough to minimize the destruction.
Some artisans and victims also blamed their leadership, the Ghana National Association of Garages, for failing to allocate space for a fire station in the area.

They emphasized the urgent need for a dedicated fire station, given the presence of highly flammable materials and equipment used in their work.




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why there are so many fire happening throughout the country. police must investigate the cause or fire study the fire service report properly. some thugs in the country are behind these.