A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
A gas explosion in Koforidua Technical University (KTU) has resulted in the death of a first-year student of the school.
The unfortunate incident which occurred on Sunday, 30 March 2025, has left students and faculty in a state of shock and sorrow.
According to reports, the student, identified as Rose Asante sustained severe burns. Despite medical efforts, Rose sadly succumbed to her injuries.
Two other students who were also caught in the fire are currently receiving critical care at the Eastern Regional Hospital.
Rose was reportedly an HND Purchasing and Supply student; a candle vigil night will be on campus to commiserate her.
The incident has sparked fresh concerns about safety protocols in student residences and hostels, with many calling for stricter enforcement of fire prevention measures.
As of now, university authorities and local officials have yet to release a statement regarding the tragedy, but the incident has reignited discussions on improving safety standards to prevent such occurrences in the future.
This adds to the rising number of fire outbreaks recorded in Ghana over the past few months. Various major markets in the country have been gutted by fire, resulting in the loss of property worth millions of cedis.
