According to a statement from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), firefighters from the Legon and Abelemkpe Fire Stations responded swiftly, arriving at 04:24 hours—just 12 minutes after receiving the distress call at 04:12 hours. Their rapid response helped prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings, including a warehouse. However, despite their efforts, the infant could not be saved.The charred remains of the baby have been handed over to the police for further investigation.
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