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Recording studio burnt to ashes in Kasoa fire outbreak

Modern Ghana about 18 hours 1 mins read

A recording studio at Kasoa Brigade, opposite DY Academy, in the Central Region, has been destroyed by fire. The incident occurred on Monday, August 10, with no casualties recorded, according to the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS).

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