Governor of Bauchi State, Bala Mohammed, has mourned the death of four staff of the Gubi-Dam water treatment plant who died on a routine cleaning of the reservoir.
The four staff members who died include a father and his son, a groom-to-be and a colleague. They died while attempting to fish in the reservoir.
Reacting to their death, Governor Mohammed yesterday ordered an immediate investigation into the circumstances which led to the death of the workers.
“In light of this tragedy, the Bauchi State Government emphasises the urgent need for heightened safety measures and strict adherence to established protocols in all government and industrial operations.
“We urge all public institutions and workers across the state to place safety as a top priority during official duties to prevent future occurrences of such painful incidents,” he warned.
Governor Mohammed said the incident has cast a shadow over the entire state, as the state mourns the loss of these hardworking and committed public servants who died in the line of duty while contributing to the essential task of ensuring water supply for the people.
He added that “Their sacrifice and service will never be forgotten, and their legacy will continue to inspire all those working tirelessly to build a better Bauchi State.”
“Our thoughts and prayers are with their immediate families during this time of grief. We pray that the Almighty grants them the strength to bear this great loss and comforts their hearts with His divine mercy.”
Governor Mohammed pledged support for the bereaved families in their moment of grief.
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