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Two firefighters hospitalised as fire guts Lagos three-storey building

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Two firefighters were hospitalised after battling a Lagos building fire in Ketu-Ikosi. An electrical surge caused the blaze in the three-storey residential Read More: https://punchng.com/two-firefighters-hospitalised-as-fire-guts-lagos-three-storey-building/

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