Four days after the collapse of a 21-storey building on Gerard Road Ikoyi, Lagos, nine casualties have been rescued but 36 have died, BusinessDay’s correspondent at the scene reports.
Of the nine survivors, one is a female, and eight are males. Three females and 33 males are among those that have died.
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