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Nigeria - Death toll raises to 200 in oil truck mishap - 50 hospitalized

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Death toll rises overturned oil truck in southern Nigeria to 200 people
13-7-2012 | 09:19

Increased toll of people who were killed in a coup in oil truck yesterday and burned in "Ocopa Ohoada" state "Rivers" in southern Nigeria to 200 people.

He said Health Commissioner state, Dr. Samson Barcar in remarks published in "Punch" Nigerian newspapers on Friday morning that "some of the bodies were burned completely and turned to dust because of the severity of the fire, adding that there were 50 patients in the hospital many of whom suffer from burns, the percentage of intensity to 75 % ".

The Nigerian police announced yesterday for the high death toll in the crash to 100 people.​

http://gate.ahram.org.eg/News/230436.aspx
 
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