TRAGEDY!! How Pregnant Woman Was Burnt To DEATH; See What Happened To Her Stomach & Baby [Video]
In a devastating fire incident that occurred on a fateful Friday evening in September 2013, a pregnant woman, Ekaiquo Ewa, and her two young children, aged 7 and 3, lost their lives in a blaze that engulfed their one- room apartment in Ugep, Yakuur Local Government Area, Cross River State.
The fire, which started at around 7 p. m., quickly spread through the 27, Calabar Road house, which served as both a residential building and business outlet, trapping the woman and her children inside. Despite the efforts of other tenants to extinguish the flames, the fire proved too fierce, and the trio was unable to escape.
The source of the fire remained a mystery, with eyewitnesses describing it as a sudden and intense blaze that razed several motor parts and provision shops in the front of the building. Okoi, a mechanic whose shop was nearby, recalled the tragic event, stating that the woman’s husband, Denis Ewa, was not at home at to The pregnant woman, who was from the time of the fire and that efforts stop the flames were unsuccessful. Akwa Ibom State, and her children had been living in the house for some time, and their deaths were met with shock and sadness by the community. The body of the woman was later deposited at the Ugep General Hospital Mortuary, while those of the children were buried.
This tragic incident served as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of fire outbreaks and the importance of fire safety measures in preventing such disasters. It also highlighted the need for emergency responders to be equipped with the necessary resources and training to respond effectively to fires and other emergencies. The memory of Ekaiquo Ewa and her two children continues to be remembered by the community, and their loss serves as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing safety and emergency preparedness.
