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Photos: 40-FT Container Falls On Many Cars At Barracks Bus-Stop In Lagos

It was shout of thanksgiving today when a 40-feet container fell off a trailer and landed on several cars at barracks bus stop, Lagos.

People at the scene were full of thanks as no life was lost and no injuries recorded.

According to the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency LASEMA, the 40 Feet container fell on three stationary vehicles and one tricycle with registration numbers, Toyota Yaris, black colour LSR 247 GP, grey colour Honda CRV LND 80 BS, ash SUZUKI Mini Bus KSF 904 XY and TVS green Tricycle AGL 831 QL.

The agency said the unfortunate accident happened due to reckless driving by the trailer’s driver.

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