The death toll at the Lekki collapsed building has risen
to 34, as rescue workers on Wednesday
retrieved 16
more bodies from the rubbles. This is just as many
persons, bodies were suspected to still be trapped
underneath the rubble of the five-storey building that
caved in at the wee hours of Tuesday.
Meanwhile, officials of the Lagos State Emergency
Management Agency (LASEMA) have released the
corpse of one Aba Ali to his relatives for burial after
proper documentation.
Ali’s body was handed over to one Gaji Mohammed
who said the family was proceeding to Marecas
cemetery to bury him in line with Islamic rites.
to 34, as rescue workers on Wednesday
more bodies from the rubbles. This is just as many
persons, bodies were suspected to still be trapped
underneath the rubble of the five-storey building that
caved in at the wee hours of Tuesday.
Management Agency (LASEMA) have released the
corpse of one Aba Ali to his relatives for burial after
proper documentation.
Ali’s body was handed over to one Gaji Mohammed
who said the family was proceeding to Marecas
cemetery to bury him in line with Islamic rites.
One of the rescue team member
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