Building Collapse: Governor Ambode visits scene of accident, as Deputy visits injured pupils in hospital

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Governor Ambode at the scene of accident where the three-storey building collapsed on Wednesday 13 March 2019.

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The Lagos State Governor Mr. Akinwumi Ambode, on Wednesday, raced to the scene of accident where a three-storey building housing a private school collapsed in the early hours of the day killing several pupils among and injuring others.

Ambode did, just as his Deputy, Dr. Idiat Adebule, assured the public, especially parents and guardians of Ohen Private Nursery /Primary School, Lagos Island, whose building collapsed, that top rescue operation  was ongoing to ensure the safety and rescue of the trapped pupils and staff of the school.

The building, which occupied Ohen  Nursery / Primary School Lagos Island, collapsed in the early hours of Wednesday and some pupils and staff of the school were trapped in the rubble.

Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr Idiat Adebule (middle) sympathizing with some of the injured pupils of the collapsed Ohen Private Nursery and Primary school,Lagos Island,at the General Hospital Marina during a visit on Wednesday

The deputy governor, who abandoned  her official engagement to visit the victims at the Lagos General Hospital,  Marina urged parents to remain calm and be prayerful as top rescue operation had been put in place by the state government to ensure the rescue of all trapped victims in the collapse building.

Adebule urged parents who were anxious to see their wards to allow medical doctors and government rescue  team to do their work in attending promptly to the injured and protecting the lives of the victims.

While commiserating with the families of the affected pupils, Adebule assured that the state government would do its best to ensure that best medical attention is given to those who had been rescued so far,  while efforts would be intensified to bring out safely other pupils and staff that were still trapped  .


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