In recent Lagos news, the Lagos State Government called on residents to remain vigilant and report structurally unsafe buildings to avert possible collapses. Mrs Olayinka Abdul, General Manager of the Lagos State Materials Testing Laboratory (LSMTL), stressed the need for public cooperation and early identification of structural flaws to prevent tragedies.
She highlighted that many building disasters result from non-compliance with safety regulations. The collapse of a building on Oremeta Street prompted warnings against ignoring safety protocols. Illegal construction activities often occur unnoticed. The government urges residents, especially in Abuja news and Nigeria news, to engage in the ‘See Something, Say Something’ campaign by reporting concerns via WhatsApp at 07058890232.
Key Takeaways:
- Non-compliance with safety protocols often leads to building collapses.
- Residents’ vigilance and reporting can prevent life-threatening events.
- The ‘See Something, Say Something’ campaign encourages public safety.
Original Source: here
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