Firemen rescue mother, 2 children from collapsed building in Kano

Firemen rescue mother, 2 children from collapsed building in Kano
Kano State Fire Service, on Friday, rescued a woman and her two male children trapped in a collapsed building at Makwarari axis of Kano Municipal Local Government Area

The Public Relations Officer of the organisation, Alhaji Saminu Abdullahi, disclosed this in a statement issued in Kano and made available to newsmen on Friday.

According to Abdullahi, the building is a dwelling house of a one-storey building of 30ft. by 40 ft.

“We received an emergency call on Friday, around 9:30a.m, from our control room by one of our staff members, Ibrahim Isah, that a building collapsed.

“Upon receiving the information, we quickly dispatched firemen to the scene,” he added.

Abdullahi stated that the victims were rescued alive and taken to Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, Kano, for treatment.

The statement listed the names of the victims as Balaraba Abba (mother), 35, Abdulnasir Jilani, 12, and Abdullahi Jilani, 9.

It stated that the cause of the incident was under investigation

See also  Timi Frank Condemns Arrest Of Sowore, Demands Unconditional Release

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Trump’s Threat Is Opportunity For Tinubu To Act On Insecurity, Says Igbo Community

TikToker Jarvis Threatens to Sue Peller Over Alleged Money-Laundering Claims

BREAKING: Youths Attack Niger Governor Bago’s Convoy, Destroy Vehicles, Injure Aide

SERAP Sues Akpabio, Abbas Over Alleged ₦3million Bribe-For-Bills Scandal In National Assembly

We are preparing for action in Nigeria, says US war secretary

Nigeria Needs Internal Reform, Not Foreign Rescue — Sowore Says

Trump’s Threat Is Opportunity For Tinubu To Act On Insecurity, Says Igbo Community

TikToker Jarvis Threatens to Sue Peller Over Alleged Money-Laundering Claims

BREAKING: Youths Attack Niger Governor Bago’s Convoy, Destroy Vehicles, Injure Aide

SERAP Sues Akpabio, Abbas Over Alleged ₦3million Bribe-For-Bills Scandal In National Assembly