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Five containers laden with rotten fish, other edibles discovered in Apapa

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
October 29, 2019
in Breaking News, News
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Two safety agencies of Lagos State Government have discovered five containers laden with rotten fish and other edibles in Apapa area of the state.

The shocking discovery was made during a site inspection of the containers, following reports of air pollution and release of toxic gas into the environment at one of the off duck terminals in Apapa.

The site inspection was conducted jointly by Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) and Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA).

“The joint-team discovered edibles, including fish, which had become rotten due to faulty refrigerators.

“The LASEMA team observed the absence of  emergency action as well as preparedness plan and appropriate safety measures in place to curtail such incidence and guard against reccurence.

“A total number of 25 containers was located and five containers laden with edibles have faulty refrigerators.

 “The edibles have, therefore, defrosted and have become rotten, causing severe health hazard to the environment,” Dr Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, LASEMA Director General, said on Monday.

The LASEMA boss said that the rotten edibles inside the containers left huge impact on four of the affected 13 houses located on the street at Trinity Close, Apapa.

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