The exercise forms part of ongoing efforts to raise awareness, prevent fire outbreaks and protect lives, property and livelihoods, with residents urged to switch off appliances when not in use and report fires promptly
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The Aduamoa District, led by LFw Asantewaa, conducted fire safety education at Kwahu Tafo Akyiase on Tuesday, 20th October 2026.
The team engaged shop operators, hawkers, residents and households on fire hazards, safe electrical practices, proper LPG handling, safe storage of combustibles and dangers of socket overloading.
Same day, Nkawkaw Fire Station continued its campaign at Domeabra, educating residents, traders and business operators on electrical safety, safe LPG handling, extinguisher use and emergency response,.
The officers also urged hazard identification at homes and workplaces.
Both exercises form part of ongoing efforts to raise awareness, prevent fire outbreaks and protect lives, property and livelihoods, with residents urged to switch off appliances when not in use and report fires promptly.
Also, the Fire Service in Hohoe, on Thursday, 19th October 2026, conducted fire safety education on the premises of St. Theresa’s College of Education as part of the institution’s Freshers’ Orientation for the 2026/2027 academic year.
The Hohoe Municipal Commander, DOIII Bismark Hosu-Porbley led the team to educate staff and students on fire prevention, classes of fire, appropriate extinguishing methods, the proper use of fire extinguishers, and energy conservation. Practical demonstrations equipped participants with essential skills to respond to fires at their initial stages.
The exercise aimed to promote fire safety awareness and protect lives and property.
Laud NarteyLaud Nartey is a current affairs editor with the MG News team at Media General, serving TV3 Ghana, 3News, Onua TV and more platforms.
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