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Niger Flood Catastrophe: 151 our bodies recovered, 3018 individuals displaced, 265 homes destroyed

The Niger State Authorities has disclosed that to date a complete of 151 our bodies have been recovered from the Tiffin Maza and Unguwan Hausawa communities in Mokwa native Authorities Space of the state.

In an announcement issued by the Emergency Administration Company, NSEMA, via the Public Relations Officer, Ibrahim Hussaini on behalf of the Director Basic, Abdullahi Baba Arah in Minna on Saturday.

The DG in his replace on the scenario, mentioned {that a} whole of 11 individuals sustained numerous ranges of accidents, 3,018 individuals had been displaced whereas 50 households had been destroyed.

He additionally revealed that the flood affected three communities with about 265 homes affected whereas two roads had been washed away in addition to two bridges within the space destroyed.

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