Duraplast assures customers of October 5 resumption after fire
Duraplast Limited has announced plans to resume operations on Monday, October 5, following a fire outbreak at one of its sites in Accra. In a public announcement, the company said the fire and smoke incident occurred on October 1 and was brought under control without posing any further threat to its operations. Management expressed gratitude […]
Duraplast Limited announced its intention to restart operations on Monday, October 5, after a fire incident at one of its Accra facilities on October 1. The fire and smoke event was swiftly brought under control by various emergency services, including the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, Mayor of Accra, Ghana National Fire Service, Ghana Police Service, Ghana Armed Forces, NADMO, ECG, Ghana Water, and other security agencies.
The company expressed heartfelt thanks to these entities for their prompt and effective response, as well as to the local residents and neighboring communities who provided assistance during the crisis.
Management and staff at Duraplast thanked their customers, business partners, and other stakeholders for their understanding, patience, and ongoing support. They assured the public that work would recommence on the scheduled date of October 5 and pledged to keep stakeholders informed of any further developments. Management emphasized that while the incident might leave a mark, it does not define the company's future trajectory.
They vowed to rise stronger, better, and more determined than ever, drawing inspiration from a symbol of resilience - a phoenix that not only returns but rebuilds and soars.
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