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Fire ravages Techiman central market again, traders suffer heavy losses

Fire Guts Mile 7 Market In Accra
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A section of the Techiman Central Market in the Bono East Region was devastated by fire on the night of Sunday, February 10, marking the second blaze in just four weeks.

The fire, which broke out after trading hours, destroyed several wooden shops and their contents, leaving traders with losses amounting to thousands of Ghana cedis.

Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

Firefighters struggled to access the affected area, delaying efforts to control the inferno.

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