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Two-storey building collapse in Imo; four critically injured

Last updated: May 26, 2019 8:55 pm
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A two-storey building, at Number 10, Amaram Extension Street, collapsed on Sunday, in what can be described as an unfortunate disaster, in Owerri, Imo State.

Reports have it that four persons, including a female occupant, were rescued from the debris.

A policeman who does not want his name in print, said:

“On arrival, we saw people already on a rescue mission. We quickly swung into action and rescued four persons.

“Two who are critically injured have been rushed to the hospital.”

An eyewitness said, “This building has remained uncompleted for over 20 years. This highly unfortunate.

“The blocks have soaked water, leading to its collapse. Surprisingly, the owner left this place about 15 minutes ago.”

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