Six siblings die in Plateau house fire
A tragic fire outbreak in Mangu town, Plateau State, has left a family and the community in deep mourning. Six children, all siblings, lost their lives in the incident, while their mother suffered severe burns trying to save them. The cause of the fire remains unknown, but local residents and officials have visited the family to offer support. Governor Caleb Mutfwang and the Mangu Local Government chairman have promised assistance to help the bereaved family.
What happened
- Six siblings died in a late-night fire at their home near the Old Mangu Market area.
- The children’s mother sustained severe burns while attempting to rescue them and is receiving treatment at Allah Nakowa Hospital.
- Family members said the children were aged between four months and 12 years.
- Governor Caleb Mutfwang and the local government chairman visited the family to offer condolences and pledged support for rebuilding their house.
- Community members, including both Muslims and Christians, came together to help during the tragedy.
