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Many Trapped As Building Collapses In Lagos

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May 18, 2025
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Abuja Building Collapse

The scene of the collapsed building located at Lagos Street, Garki Village, Abuja, on Wednesday night.

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The exact number of people trapped remains unknown after another two-storey building under construction collapsed on Sunday in Lagos.

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Three individuals have already been rescued and rushed to a nearby hospital by first responders, while efforts continue to rescue others.

The building, located on Ishaga Road opposite Central Mosque, Idi Araba, Mushin, Lagos State, reportedly caved in around 3:50 pm on Sunday.

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At the time of filing this report, the rescue operation was still ongoing.

The Coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency in the South West, Ibrahim Farinloye, confirmed that three people have been rescued alive.

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