2 more dead, 5 discharged, 73 still in hospital

Monjola Sotubo 11:07 - 20 January 2017

Bodies covered with blankets are pictured on January 17, 2017 after a Nigerian air force jet accidentally bombed a camp for displaced people Rann, in northeast Nigeria

The Nigerian Air Force, on Tuesday, January 17, bombed the camp after mistaking it for a Boko Haram hideout.

Two more people have died after being involved in the

Hospitals in Maiduguri, the state capital, have discharged five injured people while 73 others are still being held for treatment.

This was disclosed by the Borno State Commissioner for Health, Dr Haruna Mshelia via a status update.

"But happily, five have been discharged by doctors after they were certified to have fully regained their health,” he said.

“‎We are also hopeful that all the rest will be fine by the grace of God, Nigerians should pray for their speedy recovery,” he added.

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He also said that 42 victims with minor injuries would receive treatment in Rann where there are enough medical supplies to address their health needs.