NIGERIA: Jos Twin Blast: PLSG Confirms 33 Dead, 45 injured
The Plateau State government has confirmed 33 people dead while 45 people sustained various degrees of injuries in the Jos twin blast which ...
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The Plateau State government has confirmed 33 people dead while 45 people sustained various degrees of injuries in the Jos twin blast which occurred on Thursday evening.
The state commissioner of Information and Communication, Abubakar Muhammad Badu, while giving an update to newsmen in Jos said, “report so far received from security and other relevant agencies, 33 dead was recorded while 45 people sustained injuries.
He assured that the state government it will give necessary support to the security agencies with a view to reveal those behind the wicked act in the state.
Badu further commended the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Red Cross Society and others who assisted in the rescue operation after the blasts.
The commissioner further added that the state government sympathises with families that lost their loved ones and prays for quick recovery of those injured. He urged members of the public to be vigilant and to cooperate with security agencies to ensure that this sort of incident is averted in future.
Source: Leadership
The state commissioner of Information and Communication, Abubakar Muhammad Badu, while giving an update to newsmen in Jos said, “report so far received from security and other relevant agencies, 33 dead was recorded while 45 people sustained injuries.
He assured that the state government it will give necessary support to the security agencies with a view to reveal those behind the wicked act in the state.
Badu further commended the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Red Cross Society and others who assisted in the rescue operation after the blasts.
The commissioner further added that the state government sympathises with families that lost their loved ones and prays for quick recovery of those injured. He urged members of the public to be vigilant and to cooperate with security agencies to ensure that this sort of incident is averted in future.
Source: Leadership
