4 firefighters injured at West Legon
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 Four firefighters got injured, with two of them in critical condition, when a building, which was gutted by fire, caved in on them, at WestÂland, West Legon, in Accra, on Wednesday afternoon.
The two, who were seriousÂly injured, Fireman Raymond Ansah and Fireman Joshua Kankam, were taken to the MedÂifem Hospital, at Westland, but transferred to the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC).
Fireman Ibrahim Anum and Fireman Prince Ofori all staÂtioned at the Legon Fire Station, were injured on the hips, knee, and suffered burns on hands and feet respectively.
The Head of Public RelaÂtions(PR) of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) AssisÂtant Chief Fire Officer Grade One(ACFO) Timothy Osafo- Affum, confirmed the incident in a press statement in Accra yesterday.
He said the service received a distressed call on Wednesday afÂternoon concerning fire outbreak on a two-storey building at the Westlands.
ACFO Osafo-Affum said the two other officers, FM Ofori and FM Anum have been treated and
 discharged from the hospital.
He said the Chief Fire OfÂficer, Mr Julius Kuunour, and management of the GNFS had visited the injured personnel and assured them of the service’s support.
ACFO Osafo-Affum said the GNFS has commenced investigaÂtions to determine cause of the incident.
He gave the assurance that GNFS would implement meaÂsures to ensure safety of its personnel.
BY ANITA NYARKO-YIRENKYI
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