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Saturday, 28 November 2015
Kano blast: Police yet to ascertain casualty figure
The Kano State Police command said on Friday it
was yet to ascertain the casualty figures in the
bomb attack at Dakasoye village in Garun Malam
Local Government Area of the state.
Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr
Muhammad Katsina, told the News Agency of
Nigeria, in Kano on Friday that the members of
the Shi’ite Islamic sect had taken away the
corpses and injured persons.
“I cannot give you the official figure of casualty
and the injured because the members have taken
them away.
“So, since I have not seen them physically, I
cannot tell you the number of persons affected,”
he said.
He, however, said the leader of the Shi’ite
movement in Kano, Malam Muhammad Turi had
told some journalists in his presence at the scene
that 21 persons lost their lives and many others
injured in the blast.
According to him, the command had directed its
officers to check at the various hospitals in Kano if
they had taken the corpses to any.
He said the suspected member of Boko Haram
said to have been arrested by the sect had not
been handed over to the police.
Katsina added that police would make official
figure of casualty public as soon as it was
available.
He said the police anti-bomb squad had defused
one bomb which was planted on the road.
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