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Kano Fire Service reports 30 fire incidents in June

In June, the Kano State Fire Service reported 30 fire incidents, leading to five fatalities and significant property loss. The agency urges public caution to prevent future outbreaks.

Kano Fire Service reports 30 fire incidents in June

The Kano State Fire Service has revealed that it responded to 30 fire incidents in June. In these incidents, five people lost their lives. The property damage was over ₦120.4 million.

The agency stated that it managed to save property worth ₦481.8 million from fire during this time.

These figures come from the service's operational report for June, which was shared on Monday by Public Relations Officer, Saminu Abdullahi.

The report also mentioned that the Fire Service was involved in seven rescue operations and dealt with one false alarm during the month. Three people were rescued from different emergency situations.

Safety Warnings

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Sani Anas, the Director of the Kano State Fire Service, urged people to be careful with fire to avoid preventable outbreaks. He said, "We urge members of the public to exercise caution when using fire and ensure that all sources of fire are completely extinguished after use to prevent avoidable fire outbreaks."

Anas also called on parents and guardians to watch their children closely. He wants to stop kids from playing around puddles, ponds, rivers, and uncovered wells to reduce drowning incidents among children and young people.

He emphasized, "Parents and guardians should closely supervise their children and prevent them from playing near puddles, ponds, rivers, or uncovered wells in order to reduce incidents of drowning, particularly among children and young people."

The fire service director confirmed that the agency is dedicated to protecting lives and property. They do this through quick emergency responses, public safety awareness, and community cooperation.

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