Ghana fuel site blast kills at least 7, injures dozensACCRA (Reuters) - At least seven people were killed and dozens injured, mostly suffering burns, after a huge explosion at a fuel distribution site in Ghana s capital, local authorities said on Sunday. The blast on Saturday evening was heard across much of the city, sending a giant fireball into the sky above the eastern part of Accra and causing frightened residents to flee their homes in large numbers. Others were forcibly evacuated. At least seven people died and 132 were injured, a statement from the Ministry of Information read out on local radio said on Sunday. About half of them had already been treated and discharged, it said The site includes a liquefied petroleum gas storage depot and two service stations run by state-owned GOIL and oil major Total. It was not immediately clear where or how the explosion began. Witnesses said people had already began fleeing the area ahead of the blast because of the pungent odor of gas - a factor that likely reduced casualties. Neither Total nor GOIL responded to requests for comment. Ghana, a relatively new oil and gas producer, has suffered several recent accidents including an explosion in 2015 that killed around 100 people. Like many teeming African cities, Accra s infrastructure has failed to keep up with its population, which has shot up to 7 million. At the scene of the fire on Sunday, scattered fruit and broken coconuts from street vendors were strewn near the wreckage next to burnt-out cars and a fuel lorry, a Reuters witness said.  Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia described the accident as  one too many  and promised to toughen safety measures. Several onlookers there expressed anger that the government had not done more to prevent another fatal accident in the city.  It s annoying to see all the big men in our society trooping to this place as if this is the first time we have such an incident,  said Joshua Vokeh, a 38-year-old mini bus driver.  They visit, talk tough and make promises, drive off and it ends there.  worldnews
ghana fuel site blast kills least injures dozensaccra reuters at least seven people killed dozens injured mostly suffering burns huge explosion fuel distribution site ghana capital local authorities said sunday the blast saturday evening heard across much city sending giant fireball sky eastern part acre causing frightened residents flee homes large numbers others forcibly evacuated at least seven people died injured statement ministry information read local radio said sunday about half already treated discharged said the site includes liquefied petroleum gas storage depot two service stations run goal oil major total it immediately clear explosion began witnesses said people already began fleeing area ahead blast urgent odor gas factor likely reduced casualties neither total goal responded requests comment ghana relatively new oil gas producer suffered several recent accidents including explosion killed around people like many teaming african cities acre infrastructure failed keep population shot million at scene fire sunday scattered fruit broken coconuts street vendors strewn near wreckage next cars fuel lorry reuters witness said vice president mahamudu bawumia described accident one many promised tougher safety measures several onlookers expressed anger government done prevent another fatal accident city it annoying see big men society dropping place first time incident said joshua votes mini bus driver they visit talk tough make promises drive ends worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Ghana fuel site blast kills at least 7, injures dozensACCRA (Reuters) - At least seven people were killed and dozens injured, mostly suffering burns, after a huge explosion at a fuel distribution site in Ghana s capital, local authorities said on Sunday. The blast on Saturday evening was heard across much of the city, sending a giant fireball into the sky above the eastern part of Accra and causing frightened residents to flee their homes in large numbers. Others were forcibly evacuated. At least seven people died and 132 were injured, a statement from the Ministry of Information read out on local radio said on Sunday. About half of them had already been treated and discharged, it said The site includes a liquefied petroleum gas storage depot and two service stations run by state-owned GOIL and oil major Total. It was not immediately clear where or how the explosion began. Witnesses said people had already began fleeing the area ahead of the blast because of the pungent odor of gas - a factor that likely reduced casualties. Neither Total nor GOIL responded to requests for comment. Ghana, a relatively new oil and gas producer, has suffered several recent accidents including an explosion in 2015 that killed around 100 people. Like many teeming African cities, Accra s infrastructure has failed to keep up with its population, which has shot up to 7 million. At the scene of the fire on Sunday, scattered fruit and broken coconuts from street vendors were strewn near the wreckage next to burnt-out cars and a fuel lorry, a Reuters witness said.  Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia described the accident as  one too many  and promised to toughen safety measures. Several onlookers there expressed anger that the government had not done more to prevent another fatal accident in the city.  It s annoying to see all the big men in our society trooping to this place as if this is the first time we have such an incident,  said Joshua Vokeh, a 38-year-old mini bus driver.  They visit, talk tough and make promises, drive off and it ends there.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: ghana fuel site blast kills least injures dozensaccra reuters at least seven people killed dozens injured mostly suffering burns huge explosion fuel distribution site ghana capital local authorities said sunday the blast saturday evening heard across much city sending giant fireball sky eastern part acre causing frightened residents flee homes large numbers others forcibly evacuated at least seven people died injured statement ministry information read local radio said sunday about half already treated discharged said the site includes liquefied petroleum gas storage depot two service stations run goal oil major total it immediately clear explosion began witnesses said people already began fleeing area ahead blast urgent odor gas factor likely reduced casualties neither total goal responded requests comment ghana relatively new oil gas producer suffered several recent accidents including explosion killed around people like many teaming african cities acre infrastructure failed keep population shot million at scene fire sunday scattered fruit broken coconuts street vendors strewn near wreckage next cars fuel lorry reuters witness said vice president mahamudu bawumia described accident one many promised tougher safety measures several onlookers expressed anger government done prevent another fatal accident city it annoying see big men society dropping place first time incident said joshua votes mini bus driver they visit talk tough make promises drive ends worldnews