Abuja Building Collapse Four Rescued

Abuja Building Collapse: Four Rescued

"Abuja Building Collapse: Four Rescued, Search Operations Intensify

A devastating building collapse has struck the heart of Abuja, the Nigerian capital, leaving a trail of destruction and trapping several people under the debris. The four-story building, located  beside Cupid Hotel, Sultan Dansuki Road, Phase 2, Site 2, Kubwa, Bwari Area Council, came crashing down on Saturday at approximately 6.50.

Rescue efforts are currently underway, with a team of emergency responders working tirelessly to search for survivors. The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), the Nigerian Red Cross, and other agencies are collaborating to rescue those trapped and provide medical assistance to the injured. 

So far, four people have been rescued from the rubble and taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. The condition of the rescued individuals is yet to be disclosed, but officials say they are receiving the necessary medical attention.

The cause of the building collapse is yet to be determined, but authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. The Abuja Metropolitan Management Council (AMMC) has been tasked with determining the structural integrity of the building and identifying potential factors that may have contributed to the collapse.

Abuja Building Collapse: Four Rescued

Eyewitnesses report hearing a loud explosion before the building came crashing down. "I was walking by the building when I heard a loud noise, and the next thing I saw was the building collapsing," said [name], a nearby resident. "It was a chaotic scene, with people screaming and trying to help those trapped."

The rescue operation is ongoing, with hopes of finding more survivors. The scene is cordoned off, and security personnel are on ground to maintain order and ensure the safety of the rescue team.

This incident raises concerns about the structural integrity of buildings in Abuja and the need for stricter enforcement of building codes and regulations. The Nigerian government has promised to take measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as more information becomes available."

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