OMG! FORGET Bandits, See What’s Killing Adamawa People; Over 200 Died In 2 Weeks
Adamawa State is experiencing dangerously high temperatures, with at least 200 people reported dead as a result, according to another tragic report from the country’ s north. It was learned that Yola, the state capital, recorded a death rate between the first and the thirteenth of this month.
The report clarifies that the majority of the residents’ premature deaths were caused by the humid air, which produced a temperature of between 47 and 50 degrees Celsius, which experts deemed dangerous.
An eyewitness insisted that the number may be inflated, stating that the death rate should be around 200, despite the Yola Cemetery Corporation’ s (YCC) purported records claiming that the number of deceased in the last two weeks was approximately 400.
At least twenty dead bodies were reportedly brought to the cemetery in a single day due to the dire circumstances, according to him. “I believe 400 may have been a small exaggeration, but undoubtedly, 200 people perished under these conditions. “he stated. Up to 20 deaths a day were being reported during that time at one point.
He said, ” Many people were surprised by the unfortunate incident, even though people as old as 80 years old said they had not experienced the extreme heat waves we witnessed this year.
Members of the Yola Cemetery Corporation, Halliru Jauro Usman and Musa Umar, asserted that the majority of the development’ s victims were between the ages of 50 and 70. “The actual number of deaths could be as high as 300 or even 400 from May 1 to 13, considering the number recorded daily,” Umar said. It should be mentioned that the deaths of the more than 200 individuals occur at a time when bandits are massacring innocent people in the Northern region and putting hundreds of locals to death young.
