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Container crushes man to death in Lagos
A 40ft container crushed a man to death on Wednesday night after falling from an articulated vehicle at the Costain roundabout area of Lagos State.
The truck was said to have suffered brake failure while enroute the Costain roundabout and as a result, the container load fell off the back of the truck conveying it and crushed the two victims.
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency confirmed the incident in a statement on Thursday, explaining that while the male victim died on the spot, the other female victim was rescued alive.
LASEMA Permanent Secretary, Dr. Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu, said the adult female rescued alive sustained severe injuries that included a broken left leg.
According to him, the deceased adult male body has been bagged and handed over to the State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit for further action.
The statement signed by LASEMA’s Head, Public Affairs, Nosa Okunbor, read, “Upon arrival at the incident scene, an articulated truck laden with a 40ft container was discovered to have fallen. Further investigations revealed that the truck had suffered brake failure while enroute the Costain roundabout and as a result, the container load fell off the back of the truck conveying it.

“Unfortunately, the container fell on an adult male and adult female. The adult male was totally crushed and immediately lost his life as a result of the trauma, while the adult female was extricated alive by the LRT through the deployment of the agency’s heavy-duty forklift- the Goliath. Thereafter, the Agency’s paramedics administered pre-hospital care before quickly conveying her to a nearby hospital.
“The deceased adult male body has been bagged and handed over to the State Environmental Health Monitoring Unit, SEHMU, for further action.
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