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35 die in collapsed building incident

The number of deaths involved in the Lekki Gardens building collapse is 35.

Lekki Gardens Estate building collapse

On Tuesday (March 8), a five-storey building undergoing construction collapsed.

Two days ago, the death toll was 18.

Unfortunately, their mother is missing, which means the death toll might increase.

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The spokesperson for the National Emergency Management Agency, South West zone, Ibrahim Farinloye, spoke on the missing persons situation.

“We are approaching the ground zero, so we are concluding the aspect of search and rescue.

However, in emergency management, there is what we call body management and disaster victim identification. We are doing that now. There are just a few people saying they had yet to find their relatives, but maybe before we finish, we will see them,” he added.

However, 13 people are currently receiving treatment in a hospital on the Lagos Island.

This collapsed building belongs to Lekki Gardens.

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