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15 houses at risk of collapse as flood ravages Lafia neighbourhood
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At least 15 houses in the Agwan Nungu neighbourhood of Lafia are at risk of collapse due to severe flooding.
The floodwater is washing away the soil around the foundations of the houses, causing them to cave in and leaving parts of the structures hanging precariously.
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Key Takeaways
- Some families have already moved out of their homes
- The situation is worsening
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Expected Outcomes
- Possible collapse of houses, displacement of families
Why It Matters
Risk to human life and property
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Timeline of this story
- 40m agoPremium Times Nigeria: Most of the affected houses are gradually caving in as floodwater washes away the soil around their foundations.
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