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Nigeria fuel tanker explosion kills 70
Fuel tanker truck blast kills at least 60 in Nigeria
By Ahmed Kingimi MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) -At least 60 people were killed and others injured in northern Nigeria on Saturday when a petrol tanker truck overturned, spilling petrol that exploded, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) said.
Nigerian gasoline tanker explosion kills at least 70 people, authorities say
At least 70 people have been killed in north-central Nigeria after a gasoline tanker exploded, the country’s emergency response agency said
70 Killed In Central Nigeria As Fuel Tanker Explodes
A fuel tanker exploded after flipping over in central Nigeria Saturday killing 70 people who had rushed in to take the fuel, whose price has skyrocketed during the economic crisis.
Another petrol tanker explosion kills dozens in Nigeria
A tanker explosion in Nigeria’s Niger State killed at least 55 people, who were jostling to scoop fuel, in the latest incident involving risky transportation of petroleum products in the country.
Gasoline tanker explosion kills 70 in Nigeria's Niger State
At least 70 people were killed in a devastating gasoline tanker explosion in north-central Nigeria, officials confirmed on Saturday.
Fuel Tanker Truck Explosion Kills at Least 60 People in Nigeria
At least 60 people were killed and others injured in northern Nigeria on Saturday when a petrol tanker truck overturned, spilling petrol that exploded, the Federal Road Safety Corps said. (Reporting by Ahmed Kingimi;
Nigeria fuel tanker explosion kills 70 as crowd rushes to scoop fuel amid soaring prices
A fuel tanker exploded after flipping over in central Nigeria Saturday killing 70 people who had rushed in to take the fuel, whose price has skyrocketed during the economic crisis. "The death toll stands at 70 so far,
Tanker explosion: Niger gov bans heavy duty trucks on Dikko bridge
Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bago has banned heavy-duty trucks from plying the Dikko Bridge, following the fatal tanker explosion on Saturday. He directed that vehicles coming from the Maje axis should instead pass under the bridge and take a u-turn.
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