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Generator Fumes Kill Five-Month-Old-Baby, Mother In Ondo; Husband In Coma
Tragedy struck in Owo, Ondo state, at the weekend, as a five-month-old baby and mother were reportedly killed by generator fumes they inhaled overnight.
Reports had it that the family purchased the generator on Monday, and it caused their death on Friday night.
The deceased, identified as Tawa, and her husband were staff members of the Federal Medical Centre, FMC, Owo.
Doctors at the hospital are battling to save the life of the husband in the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, ICU.
A reliable source told newsmen that the generator was purchased by the family on Monday, and the unfortunate happened on weekend, when they put it on overnight.
The deceased was said to have called her elder sister on Thursday evening, saying that her baby was sick and that she would be bringing the baby to her.
It was reliably gathered that when the deceased’s sister got to her sister’s place of work at about 1pm, she was told that neither she nor the husband were at work.
The deceased’s elder sister and the couple’s co-workers reportedly went to their house and met the door locked.
They had to break in; then found them lying unconscious, while the baby was dead.
They were later rushed to the FMC, where the wife later died, while the husband is said to be in a critical condition.
Contacted, the state police command image maker, Funmi Odunlami, said that the matter had not been reported at the police division in Owo.
But she promised to contact the Divisional Police Officer DPO, Owo, and get back.
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