Chief Executive of the National Petroleum Authority Moses Asaga says the Authority has put in place stringent measures to monitor and enforce regulations on the establishment of fuel stations.
ADVERTISEMENT
NPA boss speaks about steps to avert another incident (Video)
Moses Asaga spoke to Magdalene Teiko Larnyoh at the memorial service to remember those who perished
ADVERTISEMENT
Asaga was speaking at the commemoration event of the June 3 disaster.
He said these measures have been put in place to prevent another occurrence disaster.
He explained that even though the NPA was set to celebrate its tenth anniversary this year, the Authority has decided to channel the financial resources for the celebration into the refurbishment of the Korle Bu Burns unit.
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.com.gh
Recommended articles
'BBTitans': 2 housemates break one of Big Brother's greatest rules
Tailor Elikem Kumordzie gets backlash for comment on Sarkodie’s outfit
5 veteran actors we miss onscreen
Ghana's gift to the world: How Idris Elba served the Ghanaian kente at Akwasidae
Nana Agradaa charged for sharing nude pictures of a Prophet
Christian Atsu reportedly missing under rubble after earthquake in Turkey
Ibrahim Mahama to pay for treatment of former NSMQ contestant suffering from bipolar disorder
Video: Christian Atsu’s family sings praises to God after footballer’s rescue