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Massive Fire Outbreak Destroys Warehouse In Lagos
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Fire has gutted a popular logistics warehouse in Lagos.
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The warehouse is located at the Second Gate bus stop, Oba Akran Way, Ikeja.
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The warehouse housed imported drinks and some imported goods.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that a logistics warehouse, Flux Logisxis in Ikeja, Lagos State capital, was on Sunday gutted by fire.
In a statement issued on Sunday by the South West Zonal Coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Ibrahim Farinloye, the fire started from a warehouse and consumed a whole section of the company.
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According to him, the warehouse which is located at Second Gate bus stop, Oba Akran Way, Ikeja, housed imported drinks and some imported goods.
It took the efforts of Berger Paints Fire Service operatives to prevent the fire from spreading to SKG Pharmaceutical Company.
Mr Farinloye added that they (Berger Paints) mobilized their resources from about 500 metres to carry out the intervention.
Meanwhile, the SKG Pharmaceutical Company had Fire Hydrants in their premises which could have assisted in putting out the fire but the guards on duty lacked the technical ability on how to operate the hydrant.
NEMA through its South West Zonal Coordinator, urged all Nigerians to be cautious of the delicate season, stressing that negligence or unsafe practices could lead to immense losses.
“The transiting season of dry season to wet season has always been very critical and dangerous in all years due to negligence or unsafe practices,” Mr Farinloye noted.
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He said dampening of the scene is ongoing as officials of the Fire Service, LASEMA LRU and Berger Paints fire crew have succeeded in bringing the fire under control.
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