Ghana police promote officer who saved lives during Aboso fire
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- Inspector Hance Atubra was promoted to chief inspector after rescuing people during a fire at Aboso Main Lorry Station on Aug. 26.
- Atubra, the first police officer to reach the scene, helped evacuate people from the affected area.
- Inspector-General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno said the promotion recognized Atubra’s courage and response.
Inspector Hance Atubra has been promoted to chief inspector after helping save people trapped in a fire at Aboso Main Lorry Station in Ghana’s Western Region.
The fire broke out on Aug. 26, engulfing several shops and damaging property. Atubra, who serves in the Tarkwa Division, was the first police officer to arrive, according to the report.
He immediately moved to assist people in the affected area and helped evacuate victims to safety. Witnesses praised his actions and recommended him for promotion.
Inspector-General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno approved the promotion in recognition of Atubra’s courage, quick response and efforts to protect lives and property. The police administration said the decision reflected its commitment to rewarding officers who show exceptional dedication in the line of duty.
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