Federal Fire Service Warns Nigerians Against Scooping Fuel From Fallen Tankers
The Federal Fire Service (FFS) has warned Nigerians to stop scooping fuel from fallen or crashed tanker trucks, saying the act is very dangerous and can lead to death.
The Controller General of the FFS, Olumode Samuel Adeyemi, gave the warning after a video showed people collecting fuel from a fallen tanker at Tincan Liverpool Bridge in Apapa, Lagos.
He explained that fuel can easily catch fire or explode, putting many lives at risk. Adeyemi advised people to stay away from such accident scenes and immediately call emergency services instead of trying to collect fuel.
According to him, no amount of fuel is worth losing lives.
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The Federal Fire Service (FFS) has warned Nigerians to stop scooping fuel from fallen or crashed tanker trucks, saying the act is very dangerous and can lead to death.
The Controller General of the FFS, Olumode Samuel Adeyemi, gave the warning after a video showed people collecting fuel from a fallen tanker at Tincan Liverpool Bridge in Apapa, Lagos.
He explained that fuel can easily catch fire or explode, putting many lives at risk. Adeyemi advised people to stay away from such accident scenes and immediately call emergency services instead of trying to collect fuel.
According to him, no amount of fuel is worth losing lives.
#FireSafety #StaySafe #NigeriaNews #PublicAwareness
Federal Fire Service Warns Nigerians Against Scooping Fuel From Fallen Tankers
The Federal Fire Service (FFS) has warned Nigerians to stop scooping fuel from fallen or crashed tanker trucks, saying the act is very dangerous and can lead to death.
The Controller General of the FFS, Olumode Samuel Adeyemi, gave the warning after a video showed people collecting fuel from a fallen tanker at Tincan Liverpool Bridge in Apapa, Lagos.
He explained that fuel can easily catch fire or explode, putting many lives at risk. Adeyemi advised people to stay away from such accident scenes and immediately call emergency services instead of trying to collect fuel.
According to him, no amount of fuel is worth losing lives.
#FireSafety #StaySafe #NigeriaNews #PublicAwareness
