In a distressing incident, a 40-ft loaded container fell onto a Toyota Camry, registration number LSR 293 HJ, at Mile 2, en route to Apapa.
Through the swift and coordinated response of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) and other emergency services, including the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA), the driver of the vehicle was rescued alive.
The victim received immediate medical attention after being rushed to the hospital by the joint rescue team.
Security during the operation was effectively maintained by Officers from the Kirikiri Police Division, who ensured a secure and orderly environment for the emergency responders.
Following the rescue, the Toyota Camry was successfully removed from beneath the container. Efforts to evacuate the fallen container are in full swing, while LASTMA Officers continue to manage the scene to ease traffic congestion and and restore normalcy.
The General Manager of LASTMA, Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, has reiterated the critical importance of proper container securing by truck drivers and owners.
He stressed that negligence in this regard endangers lives and property, urging strict compliance with road safety protocols to avert such catastrophic occurrences.
LASTMA remains unwavering in its commitment to ensuring the safety and efficiency of Lagos roadways and continues to work collaboratively with relevant stakeholders to uphold traffic laws and enhance public safety.
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Monday, November 25, 2024
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Thank God the man survived. This is a great miracle.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jesus π
DeleteThank you Jesus!
ReplyDeleteThis can only be handwork of God.
ReplyDeleteGod just gave the man a second chance π praise God!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great testimony
ReplyDeleteThank you Jesus
Thank God no life was lost π
ReplyDeleteHe should just keep praising God for the rest of his life..ThankGod for him..
ReplyDeleteThank God for the safety of the man. Those containers need to be plying the roads at mid night.
ReplyDeleteThank God for his Life and Kudos to All Agency for the Swift Response
ReplyDeleteThe 11th-hour, life-saving miracle. Thank you, Jesus!
ReplyDeleteThank God for the man
ReplyDeleteGod is great
ReplyDeleteWhen He saves, He saves to the outmost
ReplyDeleteMay Jehovah Overdo be Praised
ReplyDeleteGod is great π
ReplyDeleteO se Jesu.
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you sweet Jesus
ReplyDeleteMiracle no dey tire Jesus
ReplyDeleteThank You Jesus for you Mercyππ
Hello iya Boys
Awesome God! ππ½
ReplyDeleteBaba God, na You do this one ππ Kudos to all rescue teams π
ReplyDeleteThank you Jesus for safety π
ReplyDeleteVery scary.. Thank God for him
ReplyDeleteGod of wonders. Salute Sirππ
ReplyDeleteThank God he survived π
ReplyDeleteIf I'm not grateful for anything today at least I should be grateful for the life of this man. Hallow be thy name oh Lord.
ReplyDeleteThank God for life
ReplyDeletein all the comments nobody commended LASTMA and FRSC for the good job, if there is anything bad about LASTMA and FRSC all these haters in d comment section will chanell their bad energy into it, kudos LASTMAπ€π€π€
ReplyDeleteThanks to God and well done to the govt officials
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