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SOKOTO: BUA Cement confirms fire incident claimed 3 lives

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskMarch 19, 2022Updated:March 19, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul Samad Rabiu
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The management of BUA Cement has confirmed the death of three workers from the fire incident that gutted the diesel depot on Friday.

A statement by the Asst. Director (Admin Services), Sada Suleiman made available to ASHENEWS on Saturday, said the fire incident, which occurred during routine maintenance of the storage tanks, killed three workers of the third-party contractor.

According to the statement, the management’s swift response activation prevented escalation of the incident as well as damage to our main plant and equipment.

Read the statement below:

We wish to use this medium to inform the public of an isolated fire incident which occurred at a diesel storage tank farm situated in the vicinity of one of our factories in Sokoto.

This incident occurred whilst routine maintenance work was ongoing on one of the storage tanks by a third-party contractor.

Immediately the incident occurred, our emergency management and mitigation services were alerted, and a swift response activated, which prevented any escalation of the incident or damage to our main plant and equipment.

We are, however, able to confirm the regrettable loss of 3 workers of the third-party contractor, who were in the immediate area of the incident.

Whilst we are yet to ascertain the exact cause of the fire outbreak at the depot, which had adequate safety and control mechanisms in place, members of the Federal Fire Service, State Fire Service, and our Fire department are working together to put the incident under total control.

We would also like to note that operations at the plant and production which were shut down in the aftermath of the incident as a precautionary and preventive measure, have since resumed at the factory-which was unaffected by the incident.

We will keep the public informed through this medium of any new development.

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