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WordPress Site Having Fatal Error in Root View – CPanel

I have running WordPress Site but now a error occurs when I login to Admin Panel of WordPress and site is also not live now. A ‘Fatal Error’ is showing:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class WP_Theme_Handler_Checker in /home/niteshvyas84/public_html/shreejeeexcellency.restaurant/wp-content/themes/resca/inc/theme-checker.php on line 4

Does anyone know how to fix this or do I have to uninstall WordPress and start from scratch?

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    There must be something wrong with your theme. Connect to your site’s FTP server and move the folder wp-content/themes/resca to another folder (such as the root) or download and then delete it. You should then be able to log into the backend and set another theme.

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    The problem is in your theme somewhere. If you have another theme installed (but obviously inactive), use this guide to change your theme to something else while you troubleshoot the problem.

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    Try opening theme-checker.php file and then wrap the class declaration code with the class_exists() function, something like:

    if ( !class_exists( 'WP_Theme_Handler_Checker' ) {
//The existing class declaration
}
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