Four people died in a fuel truck explosion in Nigeria

At least four people died in explosions of fuel trucks near the city of Lagos in southwestern Nigeria, reports Xinhua, citing representatives of local authorities. According to their data, the first explosion occurred after the collision of two fuel trucks on the Kara bridge. After the explosion, the fire spread to another fuel truck and truck, as a result of which they exploded. A rescue operation is being carried out at the scene. So far, rescuers have managed to find four dead, but their bodies were badly damaged by fire. Authorities note that it will be possible to identify them only using a DNA test. According to the news agency, on June 5, an explosion occurred at a gas station in the city of Atyrau in Kazakhstan. As a result of the explosion, four people were injured.