Lagos Tragedy: Fadeyi Building Collapse Kills One, Traps Others

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A two-storey structure currently under construction tragically caved in within Lagos State's Fadeyi district on Friday, resulting in one confirmed fatality and leaving numerous individuals potentially trapped beneath the rubble. The unfortunate incident was officially confirmed by the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) through a press statement released by its Permanent Secretary, Dr. Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, also on Friday.
Dr. Oke-Osanyintolu disclosed that the collapse occurred during the early hours of Friday. He further indicated that emergency response teams were actively engaged in operations to ascertain if additional victims were still entrapped within the wreckage. He detailed that LASEMA received an urgent distress call concerning the collapse at precisely 12:10 a.m. This prompted the rapid deployment of the agency's Cobra Response Team, dispatched from their Onipanu Base.
The LASEMA Permanent Secretary elaborated that the response unit arrived at the site just two minutes later, by 12:12 a.m., where they found the two-storey edifice, still undergoing construction, had completely given way. He reaffirmed that search and rescue operations were initiated immediately thereafter, following initial assessments that suggested the presence of construction workers potentially buried under the collapsed materials.
Emergency responders, he added, swiftly launched efforts to locate and extricate victims, concurrently establishing safety protocols to safeguard both those trapped and the personnel engaged in the arduous rescue mission.
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Another building collapse don happen for Lagos again, na so so sad thing. Government suppose really tighten up dem building regulations so innocent lives no go dey waste.
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