Fire Outbreak Claims 3 Lives, destroys 100 shops In Kano

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The Kano State Fire Service has confirmed the death of three persons, following an early morning inferno in Badume Market in Bichi Local Government Area of the state on Friday.

The Public Relations Officer of the service, Saminu Abdullahi confirmed the incident in a statement in Kano on Saturday.

Similarly, he said no fewer than 100 temporary shops were also destroyed by the inferno in the market.

“We received an emergency call from Bichi fire station at about 03:30 a.m. from one Ibrahim Tsalha that there was a fire outbreak at the market and immediately sent our rescue team to the scene at about 03:35a.m. to stop the fire from spreading to other shops.

“Our men evacuated three unconscious bodies which were later confirmed dead and the corpses handed over to Inspector Mukaila Inusa of Bichi police division.

“The three victims included one female of about 35 years old, a cripple male of about 30 years old and a male teenager of about 18 years old, their names have yet to be confirmed, ”he said.

Abdullahi added that the service had already commenced an investigation into the causes of the disaster.

He, therefore, advised the general public to switch off all electrical appliances, disconnect from source when not in use and handle fire with care to avoid reoccurrence.

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