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Building collapses in Abuja hours after FCTA sealing
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Building collapses in Abuja hours after FCTA sealing

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Building collapses in Abuja hours after FCTA sealing

By Omeiza Ajayi

A building has collapsed in Wuse Zone 4, Abuja, barely hours after the Development Control Department in the Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA sealed the structure and directed occupants to vacate the premises.

The incident, which occurred around 8pm on Monday, has triggered a rescue operation involving men of the Federal Fire Service and other emergency responders who were on ground battling to reach anyone trapped in the rubble.

Three ambulances were stationed at the scene as emergency responders work to ensure prompt evacuation of any casualties that may be found in the debris.

Details of what led to the collapse remained sketchy as of the time of this report, but the development has again drawn attention to the safety of ageing and distressed buildings within the city, particularly structures that had earlier been flagged by regulatory authorities.

Efforts by rescue operatives were still ongoing as at press time.

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