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Loaded tanker burns Lagos/Benin Road

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineFebruary 8, 2023Updated:February 8, 20231 Comment
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A tanker loaded with premiums motor spirit (fuel) and heading towards Lagos, Wednesday burnt beyond recognition at Ore, on the Benin/Lagos Road.

Speaking to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the Ondo State Chief Fire Officer, Busayo Araroba, said that the fire occurred when the tanker fell as the driver was speeding beyond limit.

Araroba stated that the combined team of the fire service in Akure and Okitipupa were able to quench the fire from escalating to the environment.

He urged drivers of tankers to always regulate their speed, considering the content in their vehicles and always have functional fire extinguisher in their trucks.

The fire officer said, however, that no life was lost in the inferno.

Araroba said that members of the public should be very vigilant during dry season and call on emergency  phone number of the fire service whenever there was a fire outbreak.

According to him, fire fighters in the State are battle ready, asking public to give them support and call them swiftly.

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