A 72YR OLD MAN HAS BURNT TO DEATH IN ASHANTI MAMPONG

A 72YR Old retired educationist Mr Andrews Atta Kwadwo has been burnt to death at Daaman a suburb of Ashanti Mampong.
   Explaining the sad incident, the younger brother of the deceased,Mr Samuel Boateng bemoaned that his brother was setting weeds around his uncompleted building ablaze but got trapped by the fire along the line.




  He continued that,the deceased felt down in his attempt of escaping the fire and died.  

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