The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has vowed to withdraw its services from areas that have been and continue to be hostile towards its personnel. In an engagement on Saturday, September 14, the Service highlighted that some individuals have developed a troubling habit of attacking firefighters who arrive late at …
Read More »Three dead after two-storey building collapses at Kasoa
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has confirmed the deaths of three people following the collapse of a two-storey building near the Timber Market in Kasoa on Saturday (August 24, 2024). A joint team from the Kasoa Fire Service Station and the GNFS Headquarters rescued four others from the debris. …
Read More »BE VIGILANT WITH FIRE DURING HARMATTAN SEASON – GNFS WARNS PUBLIC
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has called on the General public to be careful with materials that can easily ignite fire to reduce the incidence of fire outbreaks. According to GNFS, there is a need to protect lives and property during the dry or harmattan season. Speaking …
Read More »Harmattan: GNFS caution public over indiscriminate burning of rubbish
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has cautioned the public to refrain from burning rubbish indiscriminately during the harmattan season. According to the service, nonselective flaming of backyard debris increases the risk of major fire outbreaks especially in dry seasons. Head of Public Affairs for GNFS, ACFO Timothy Osafo Afum …
Read More »Keeping two gas cylinders filled with gas dangerous — GNFS
Assistant Divisional Officer Grade two (ADO II) Baba Hudu, Northern Regional Public Relations Officer of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has advised members of the public against the storage of Liquified Petroleum Gas in extra cylinders close to the ones in use. ADOII Hudu said even though people stored …
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