The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has addressed concerns regarding reports of victims being charged for attestation letters related to the recent Kantamanto fire.
In an official statement, Divisional Officer Two (DO II) Desmond E. Ackah, the Head of Public Relations, clarified that the GNFS does not charge any fees for issuing such letters.
He urged the public not to make any payments for attestation letters.
“We assure all affected victims that the matter is being taken seriously. A thorough investigation is underway, and any officer found culpable will be dealt with in accordance with the GNFS’s disciplinary code”, he stated.
DO II Ackah reiterated the Service’s commitment to serving the public with integrity and professionalism.
He urged members of the public to report to the GNFS Headquarters or Korle-Bu with any information regarding the matter so that appropriate actions can be taken.
“The Service appreciates the public’s cooperation and understanding as we work to uphold the highest standards of accountability and service delivery”, he added.
Full statement below:
