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Fire destroys Labone SHS Girls’ dormitory

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A catastrophic fire has damaged three dormitories at Labone Senior High School in Accra, Ghana, resulting in substantial destruction.

The fire, which broke out while students were in afternoon prep, completely destroyed one dormitory and caused partial damage to two others.

Emergency responders, including the Ghana National Fire Service, arrived swiftly and worked to contain the blaze, though the cause remains undetermined.

Remarkably, no injuries have been reported. In the aftermath, displaced students have been relocated to the school’s assembly hall for temporary shelter. The fire’s origins are still under investigation as authorities seek to determine its cause.

Source:TheDotNews

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