The Kano State Fire Service has reported that it successfully saved the lives of 26 individuals and rescued property worth N17 million from 22 fire incidents that occurred in the month of June. This information was disclosed by the Public Relations Officer of the Service, Saminu Abdullahi, in a statement released on Tuesday in Kano.

According to the statement, nine lives were unfortunately lost during the fire outbreaks, and properties valued at N6.7 million were destroyed as a result. The Kano State Fire Service promptly responded to 18 rescue calls and attended to four false alarms raised by concerned residents of the state.

Emphasizing the need for caution, Abdullahi advised the general public to handle fire with care and intentionally maintain clean drainage systems to avoid unforeseen circumstances. It is crucial for individuals to understand the potential dangers associated with fires and take appropriate preventive measures to ensure the safety of lives and properties.

The Kano State Fire Service has consistently demonstrated its commitment to serving and protecting the residents of Kano State. Through their swift response and professionalism, they have been able to save numerous lives and minimize the loss of valuable properties. Their dedication and prompt actions reflect their deep sense of responsibility and duty to the community they serve.

As an essential service provider, the Kano State Fire Service plays a vital role in maintaining public safety and should be commended for their tireless efforts. Their ongoing commitment to training and equipping their personnel ensures that they are always prepared for emergencies.

In light of the recent fire incidents, it is important for all individuals to be proactive in preventing fires and to report any potential fire hazards promptly. By working together, residents and the Kano State Fire Service can create a safer environment for everyone.

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