A deep sense of grief has enveloped Plateau State after a tragic incident where a Plateau fire kills six children in the quiet hours of the night. The heartbreaking event happened in Mangu Local Government Area, leaving a mother injured and a community shattered.
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The Plateau fire kills six children while they were asleep in their family home. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. in the Old Mangu Market area. Residents described the fire as sudden and aggressive.
🔥 Plateau Fire Kills Six Children in Mangu Community
Eyewitnesses said the fire started when the household was asleep. The victims were siblings aged between four months and twelve years. Neighbours noticed flames and raised alarm immediately.
Despite desperate rescue efforts, the fire spread too fast. Locals attempted to break into the house. Unfortunately, the six children were already trapped by thick smoke.
💔 Mother Injured as Plateau Fire Kills Six Children
The children’s mother suffered severe burns while trying to save her kids. She was rushed to a nearby hospital for urgent treatment. Doctors say her condition is stable but traumatic.
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Family members revealed the household had electricity before bedtime. Authorities are yet to confirm the exact cause. Electrical faults remain a major suspicion.
🕯️ Community Mourning as Plateau Fire Kills Six Children
The tragedy has thrown the entire Mangu community into mourning. Residents gathered in tears as the burnt remains were recovered. Religious leaders offered prayers and support.
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Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, visited the family. He described the incident as devastating and avoidable. The governor promised government support for the bereaved family.
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This incident adds to rising fire disasters across Nigeria. Many homes lack fire safety measures. Experts warn against faulty wiring and unattended appliances.
Safety advocates are calling for stricter building inspections. They also urge public education on fire prevention.
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