Three Dead Bodies Recovered From Abuja Floodwaters

Hamilton Nwosa
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Three Dead Bodies Recovered From Abuja Floodwaters

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Three bodies were on Monday morning recovered after floodwaters ravaged Trademoore estate in Lugbe, Abuja.

The flood, according to residents, started in the early hours of the day following a heavy downpour.

It has almost become an annual experience in the estate as such development has been the lot of residents year-in, year-out.

Men of the fire service and other safety officials from the Abuja administration were at the scene Monday morning to assist the residents whose houses, vehicles and other properties were damaged in the natural disaster.

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