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Sunday, 26 July 2015

14 dead after chlorine explosion in Jos

14 people lost their lives after a chlorine explosion at the Laminga water treatment plant in Jos Plateau state occurred yesterday July 25th. According to reports, one of the gas cylinders leaked and diffused into the homes of people who lived in the area as they slept. 14 died while 114 are receiving treatment in four hospitals; the Jos University Teaching Hospital JUTH, Bingham University Teaching Hospital, Plateau Specialist and OLA Hospitals.

37 comments:

  1. Sad....RIP to the dead

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  2. I know that all these aboki boko haram people have something to do with it.

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  3. Too bad, RIP

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  4. So sad ... May their souls rip

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  5. Eeeeeeeeeyah! Dis is sad. May their souls rest in peace. Linda take note!

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  6. Eeeeeeeeeyah! Dis is sad. May their souls rest in peace. Linda take note!

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  7. Eeeeeeeeeyah! Dis is sad. May their souls rest in peace. Linda take note!

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  8. That's very bad, others living close shld vacat the area for sometimes

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  9. That's very bad, others living close shld vacat the area for sometimes

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  10. It is well! May their soul rest in perfect peace...

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  12. Bad news every day, God please we need more of good news in this country. RIP to all who died, and speedy recovery to the injured

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  13. Bad news every day, God please we need more of good news in this country. RIP to all who died, and speedy recovery to the injured

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  14. Bad news every day, God please we need more of good news in this country. RIP to all who died, and speedy recovery to the injured

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  15. Bad news every day, God please we need more of good news in this country. RIP to all who died, and speedy recovery to the injured

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  16. As long as PMB is in power, more boko haram explosion shall rock this country. watch out....

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  17. FROM BOMB TO CHLORINE, GOD HAVE MERCY

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  18. Lord pls grant d families of those dat loss their love one's d fortitude to bear their loss. RIP to them.

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