A yet-to-be identified woman has been confirmed dead in a lone tanker accident at Mile 2 area in Lagos.
LASEMA spokesman, Nosa Okunbor, confirmed the incident noting that emergency rescuers have been mobilised to the scene.“LASEMA Response Team,at Mile 2 inward Nigeria Army Signal Barracks in recovery operation of a fully loaded tanker 55,000 litres of petrol involved in lone accident which killed a female adult”.
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