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Windstorm kills 6, destroys 500 houses in Katsina

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeMay 18, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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The Katsina State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) said on Friday that six persons were killed in Kastina metropolis and environs by a windstorm which occurred in the area Thursday evening.

The Executive Secretary of the agency, Dr Aminu Waziri who disclosed this during a media briefing in Katsina, said 500 houses were also damaged by the disaster, adding that five persons sustained various degrees of injuries while properties worth over N100 million were also destroyed.

“The areas affected were Shinkafi, Modoji, Ambassador, Makera, Kampany and Kambarawa, located at outskirts of the metropolis. The Army Barracks and the Air Force Base were also affected by the disaster, the executive secretary said.

He said 53 houses, a primary school and about four parameter fences were destroyed in the army barracks while about 100 houses were also damaged at the air force base.

Waziri said that the agency had already sent its officials to assess the extent of damage with a view to providing relief to the victims.

The executive secretary described the windstorm as a national disaster which was beyond human control.

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