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Federal Fire Service Assures FCT Residents of Emergency Preparedness Ahead of Eid

Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeMarch 20, 2026Updated:March 20, 2026No Comments9 Views
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Residents of the Federal Capital Territory have been assured of prompt emergency response during the forthcoming Eid al-Fitr celebrations as the Federal Fire Service says it has put all operational units on high alert across the territory.

Controller of the Service in the FCT, MS Anas, gave the assurance during a post-festive briefing with station commanders, where he directed officers to remain fully deployed and ready to respond swiftly to any fire outbreak or related emergencies throughout the celebration period.

According to him, station commanders have been instructed to ensure that all personnel remain on duty and that fire trucks and other operational equipment are maintained in optimal condition to guarantee effective response in any part of the territory.

Anas emphasised that the fire service provides essential services and therefore does not suspend operations during public holidays or festive periods.

He also urged residents of the FCT to exercise caution and adopt basic fire safety practices, noting that festive seasons often witness an increase in activities that could trigger fire incidents.

The controller advised households to switch off electrical appliances when leaving home, avoid leaving cooking unattended, and refrain from the use of fireworks and other hazardous materials capable of igniting fires.

He further encouraged residents to keep the emergency contact number of the Federal Fire Service readily available in order to promptly report fire outbreaks or other emergencies.

Anas congratulated Muslim faithful on the successful completion of the Ramadan fast and wished them a peaceful and safe Eid celebration.

Residents were advised to call 08032003557 in the event of any emergency requiring the attention of the fire service.

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