Fire Service receives 91 distress calls in 2 weeks
Alhaji Saidu Mohammed, the Public Relations Officer of the service, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kano.
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Alhaji Saidu Mohammed, the Public Relations Officer of the service, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kano.
Mohammed said the calls emanated from road accidents, fire disasters and gas cooker-induced fire incidents, among others.
He said that of the number of calls, 36 were on fire incidents, 45 were rescue calls while 10 were false alarms.
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The spokesman advised the public to always exercise caution with electrical appliances and stop storing petroleum products in their shops and homes.
Mohammed also advised road users to be cautious when driving and to always obey traffic rules and regulations.
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