Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Emmanuel Tornyi
Published on 2024-01-26 06:31:00
On January 24, 2024, a serious incident occurred in Westlands, West Legon, Accra, where bystanders fled for safety as the unfortunate events unfolded. The Ghana National Fire Service confirmed this, stating that four officers were injured, two of whom are in critical condition.
These firefighters, who were the first responders from the Legon Fire station, were injured in the afternoon of that Wednesday. Currently, two of the critically injured officers are receiving treatment at the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) in Legon, following their referral from Medifem Hospital. The other two officers who sustained minor injuries have already been treated and discharged.
The Chief Fire Officer has already visited the injured officers at UGMC, Legon, assuring them of management’s full support for their swift and complete recovery.
The gravity of the incident is evident in the response and actions taken by the GNFS. They are providing the necessary care and attention to the injured officers to ensure their well-being. The accompanying image in this statement depicts the seriousness of the situation, indicating the commitment and effort of the GNFS in addressing the incident.
The entire event serves as a reminder of the risks that firefighters face in carrying out their duty to protect lives and property. It is also a testament to their courage and dedication to fulfilling their responsibilities, even in the face of danger. The GNFS, along with its leadership and officers, deserves acknowledgment for their commitment to aiding and supporting the injured firefighters.
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