Young Lady Rescued By Ghana Fire Service After Being Spotted Atop Circle Interchange Pillar
- The Ghana National Service Fire have rescued a young lady from high up on the Circle Interchange
- In a video circulating on TikTok, the lady was seen seated atop one the interchange's pillars
- Netizens wondered how the young lady, who was brought down safely, got up there in the first place
Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) officers have rescued a young lady who was seated dangerously high up the Circle Interchange in Accra.
In a video making rounds on social media, the young lady was captured seated between the supports atop of one of the interchange's pillars.
GNFS personnel, whose station was a few metres away from the area, rushed to the scene to save the woman.
It is unclear how the lady climbed up the pillars, with murmurings from the crowd gathered at the scene suggesting that she might be suffering from a mental disorder.
Other onlookers also suggested that she may be one of the people begging on the streets of Kwame Nkrumah Circle.
"Where did she pass to get there? Look at where she is. I don't think she is normal," another onlooker said.
The rescue team from the GNFS used their specialised equipment to bring her down from the top of the Circle Interchange.
Per Ghana News, the lady was transported to a nearby hospital for an assessment and was later discharged.
Circle Interchange rescue: netizens share their views
When the video of the stranded lady began to trend online, it sparked a flurry of reactions from netizens.
@B!G_ACIDICK said:
"Gives us more updates about her now."
@PhiladelphiaPaparazzi replied:
"The fire service said make we forget am how she take reach there she go drop."
@Mommie also said:
"How do you guys also saw her."
@PhiladelphiaPaparazzi replied:
"We heard her crying."
7 firefighters injured in Adankrono accident
YEN.com.gh also reported that seven firefighters were hospitalised after their truck overturned at Adankrono.
The team was reportedly on its way to a scene at Otwenkwanta, where a fuel tanker had veered off the road.
It was suggested that a steering lock issue had caused the fire truck to overturn, with the firefighters left hurt.
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Source: YEN.com.gh