Two injured as fire destroys 11-bedroom house at Obuasi Aboagyekrom
An 11-bedroom house has been completely destroyed by fire at Tutuka Aboagyekrom in the Obuasi East Municipality of the Ashanti Region, leaving several residents homeless. Two people also sustained injuries while attempting to salvage belongings from the burning building. The fire reportedly started between 8:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11, destroying all […]
A devastating fire has ravaged an 11-bedroom house in Obuasi East Municipality, Ashanti Region, leaving several residents in dire need of assistance. The inferno, which broke out between 8:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11, left no survivors unscathed, as both the structure and its contents were completely obliterated. Among those affected were two individuals who sustained injuries while desperately trying to retrieve their belongings from the burning building.
Grace Appiah, the landlord of the affected property, expressed deep sorrow at the loss of virtually everything for the tenants, including cash, clothing, and other valuable items. She has urgently appealed to the government, non-governmental organizations, stakeholders, and the general public to provide support to the victims as they grapple with the aftermath of the incident.
Several tenants and eyewitnesses claimed that they attempted to control the fire but unfortunately, their efforts resulted in injuries. Allegations have also surfaced that some individuals may have exploited the situation by stealing valuables from the burning house. However, the origin of the fire remains a mystery, with some residents suspecting it may have been caused by a power fluctuation, colloquially known as "dumsor."
The extent of the damage has left the affected residents in a dire state, requiring immediate aid to rebuild their lives.
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