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Balogun Market Fire: Humanitarian Affairs Minister Expresses Concern, Commiserates With Victims

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Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, has commiserated with victims of Balogun Market fire disaster in Lagos.

She equally expressed concern over “repeated Market Fires” in the country.

In a statement on Saturday, the minister said the repeated cases of fire outbreaks in markets around the country was of great concern to government.

She expressed sadness over the fire incident at Balogun market fire, describing it as a huge loss to Lagos and the nation as a whole.

READ ALSO: Gbajabiamila Sympathises With Balogun Market Fire Outbreak Victims

“In the recent past, we as a nation have experienced incessant cases of fire outbreaks that have led to huge losses to traders, their families and the Nigerian economy as a whole,” the minister said.

She however commended the efforts of emergency responders like the Lagos State Fire Service, State Emergency Management Agency, State Police command and others which she acknowledged contributed in extinguishing the fires in the markets.

“I find their efforts heartwarming. I encourage those affected to remain strong and resolute in the face of the extreme loss.

“The Federal Government through the Ministry in collaboration with other relevant institutions are working on finding lasting solutions to fires and other disasters in the country.

“We will ensure structures that will mitigate, prevent and ensure that a high level of preparedness are put in place to engender quick and appropriate responses when fires break.

“This will bring to the barest minimum the impact of fire outbreaks,” the minister said.

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