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Rivers explosion: 12 burnt to death, five vehicles, four tricycles burnt to ashes

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
March 3, 2023
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The Police Command in Rivers State has confirmed that 12 persons died in the early Friday morning explosion in Rumuekpe community of Emoha Local Government Area of the state.

Spokesperson for the command, SP Grace Iringe-Koko, said in a statement in Port Harcourt that preliminary investigation indicated that the victims were scooping crude product when the site caught fire.

The explosion occurred as a bus loaded with some siphoned crude went up in flames, as it was leaving the spot for an illegal refinery in the area.

“So far, about 12 persons are believed to have been burnt to death. The identities of the victims are still unknown,” she stated.

Iringe-Koko also said that five vehicles and four tricycles were burnt to ashes at the explosion site.

Meanwhile, the command has admonished members of the public to stay away from illegal oil bunkering and contact it through telephone numbers, 08032003514 and 08098880134, to report any crime.

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