Nigerian Red Cross Society, Kano State branch, has affirmed that one individual passed on at the emergency clinic among the nine casualties up to this point saved alive, after the breakdown of the three-story working at Beirut GSM Market on Tuesday night.
The Secretary of the branch, Musa Abdullah, who affirmed the passing, notwithstanding, said that a staff of Kano Electricity Distribution Company had likewise lost his life in the debacle.
“A staff of Kano Electricity Distribution Company, who was attempting to separate the structure from the high pressure however tragically, the power that was at that point shut down from the transformer, in fact handed-off back and caught him which prompted his demise on the spot,” he said.
Likewise, the National Emergency Management Agency has affirmed that one individual kicked the bucket among the eight protected casualties that were taken to Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital.
In an explanation gave by Manzo Ezekiel, Head, NEMA Press Unit Abuja, expressed up until this point, as of 9:10pm Tuesday night, eight people have been protected and taken to Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital.
“Tragically, one of them was affirmed dead by specialists at the emergency clinic, six with minor wounds were dealt with and released.”
Manzo made sense of that NEMA was alarmed of the episode and promptly activated crisis responders to the site for salvage activities.
As indicated by him, NEMA Search and Rescue group from the Agency’s Kano Territorial Office was additionally sent to the scene to support and facilitate the salvage activity.
Likewise in a proclamation by the Kano Fire Service Public Relations Officer, Saminu Abdullahi, the agencu said eight casualties had been effectively safeguarded.
He recorded the names as: Naziru Abdulkadir, 24, Magaji Abubakar, 27, Abdurauf Muhammad, 38, and Minjibir Ibrahim, 46.
Others are Ahmad Buhari Haruna,16, Sadiq Haruna,19,, Abdurashid Basiru, 36, and Danladi Lawan, 29.
The assertion kept up with that all casualties were effectively protected bursting at the seams with different kinds of wounds and that no lives were lost at the location of the occurrence.
