5 burnt to death as Police commences investigation over Kubwa market fire

5 burnt to death as Police commences investigation over Kubwa market fire

by Joseph Anthony
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The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has commenced investigations into the unfortunate fire incident that occurred at the Kubwa Village Market of the FCT in the evening of 5th November, 2021. 

A statement by DSP Adeh Josephine, Public Relations Officer ssid, โ€˜Preliminary investigations revealed that two shops in the market were affected in the fire incident following a kerosene surface tank explosion. 
โ€œUnfortunately, the remains of five (5) persons already burnt beyond recognition were evacuated from the scene by the rescue team and taken to the hospital where they were confirm dead.
โ€œTen (10) others who were seriously injured were immediately taken to the hospital and currently receiving medical attention.
โ€œThe Commissioner of Police, FCT, CP Babaji Sunday, who  described the incident as unfortunate, has ordered a discrete investigation into the incident. 
โ€œThe CP noted that operatives from the Forensic section of the Command Criminal Investigations Department, have also been deployed to the scene for forensic analysis to unravel the cause of the incident and more importantly provide recommendations to prevent a reoccurrence of such incident. 
โ€œThe CP commiserated with the families of the victims. 
โ€œHe noted that the inferno is under control and commended the people who were at the scene at the time for supporting in the rescue operation and general control of the fire.
โ€œHe further implores residents to report all suspicious movements, emergencies or distresses, through these numbers: 08032003913, 08061581938, 07057337653 and 08028940883.โ€

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