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Weak enforcement blamed for building collapse that killed four in Ghana

France24 · 🇫🇷 public France · · 217 words · By Video by Justice BAIDOO
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Claim 2: “The processing of your personal data allows us, for example, to improve your user experience, monitor audience ratings, offer social networks features, or display personalized advertisements.”
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Claim 4: “In Ghana, schools have been suspended in the region where an unfinished school building collapsed, killing four children and injuring about 30 others in the capital, Accra.”
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Claim 6: “Weak enforcement blamed for building collapse that killed four in Ghana”
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