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Students at Amasaman destroy portions of school over reckless use of fire crackers

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A group of students in a school at Kpobikope-Amasaman in the Greater Accra Region have burnt a classroom to ashes due to the reckless use of fire crackers.The fire crackers got into contact with flammable materials nearby, causing a fire outbreak on Thursday, November 29.Officers from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) responded to an emergency call and, upon arrival, worked to contain and prevent the fire from further spreading.

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