Mohammed Ashley, a camera man with Accra-based Net2 television died in the line of duty as he covered the Atomic Junction gas explosion.
The family of the deceased and the management of the station were at the morgue on Monday to identify the body.
The explosion which occurred on Saturday, 7 October killed at least seven people and injured 132 others who are being treated at the 37 Military Hospital.
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has revealed that investigations concerning the explosion will be concluded within some few days.
Responding to a question in an interview with Class91.3FM’s Moro Awudu on the Executive Breakfast Show on Monday, 9 October, the Deputy Public Relations Officer of GNFS, Prince Billy Anaglate, said: “We are continuing investigations and until it is finished, the work is still not completed,” adding: “We are hoping that by the close of this week, we should conclude on the investigations.”
Source:Ghana/AccraFM.com
