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NPA, APMT Terminals Contain Fire Outbreak At Lagos Port

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Nigerian Ports Authority and APM Terminals on Saturday contained fire outbreak involving a crane at Lagos Port Complex Apapa.

The terminal Operator confirmed that there were no injuries or fatalities as a result of the fire, even as it noted that the incident did not disrupt operations at the port.

“We extend our sincere gratitude to the NPA Management and NPA Fire Service for their prompt assistance in managing the situation.

“We are pleased to confirm that all personnel are safe, with no injuries or fatalities reported. 

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The safety of our employees, partners, and the surrounding community is our top priority, and we are proud that our stringent safety measures played a critical role in preventing any harm. Operations at the terminal have not been disrupted, and we continue to operate as usual,” APM Terminals said in a statement.

It said a thorough investigation is being conducted to determine the cause of the fire.

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