Firefighters avert disaster after fire outbreak involving LPG tanker
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has brought under control a fire that engulfed a 50,000-litre LPG tanker on the Accra Motorway. The incident occurred last night, with firefighters responding swiftly to contain the blaze and prevent what could have been a major disaster. Although the fire has been brought under control, the Accra-bound section […]
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) successfully controlled a fire that broke out on a 50,000-litre LPG tanker on the Accra Motorway, averting a potential disaster. Firefighters responded swiftly to the incident last night, and although the fire has been brought under control, the motorway's Accra-bound section from the Action Chapel area towards the Accra Mall remains blocked while the tanker is being safely towed away.
The incident raised concerns due to the large quantity of LPG involved and the proximity of motorists, communities, and facilities, including Action Chapel, to the scene.
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