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Investigations into Central Medical stores fire begins

January 14, 2015
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The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) have begun investigations to ascertain the cause of the fire that gutted the Central Medical stores in Tema.

The Central Medical Stores situated at the Tema industrial area was destroyed by fire on Tuesday.

Reports indicate that over GH¢237 million worth of items have been destroyed at the stores.

[contextly_sidebar id=”m4VHXuuvjkVM1gMTgs6AvYGIj51fXBTA”]Some eyewitnesses told Citi News they saw someone trying to burn refuse behind the medical stores hence ascribing it to a probable cause of the fire.

Speaking to Citi News the Deputy Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the GNFS, Prince Anaglatey says they have been able to put out the fire, adding that “We are still on the ground trying to investigate the cause of this fire and we are also trying to cool the temperature of the burning materials.”

“Every fire scene is taken to be a crime scene where you investigate every possible cause to the fire so we are not ruling out anything, we are only continuing to do our investigation as normal as it is done for any fire; be it minor or major fire,” he said.

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Though the PRO said the fire has been extinguished, he explained that “Within the debris there can still be combustion going in, that is what we are trying to avoid so that there will not be re-ignition. So what we are doing now is to ensure that the debris beneath the coverage of the  remaining of the materials are also properly reduced below the ignition temperature.”

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Meanwhile, the Minister of Health, Dr. Kwaku Agyemang-Mensah has assured that the count has enough drugs and medical equipment that could last within three months.

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By: Godwin Allotey Akweiteh/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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