Four persons have been confirmed dead with eight seriously injured after a three-storey building collapsed at Obalende, Lagos.
The LASEMA Head of Public Affairs, Nosa Okunbor, who confirmed the incident in a statement said the collapsed building is located at 62, Odo Street, Obalende, Lagos Island.
Okunbor said the three-storey building was under construction before it partially collapsed.
“The cause of the collapse is yet to be ascertained but efforts are presently ongoing by LASEMA and other responders towards salvaging the situation.
As at 5:40 pm, a total of eight people (all males) have been extricated alive by the LASEMA Response Team and have been quickly transferred to the Lagos Island General hospital for further medical attention.
“Four people (three males and 1 female) have so far been recovered dead and handed over to SEHMU at the incident scene,” Okunbor said.
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