How 11 disqualified military recruitment applicants, others died in Jigawa bridge collapse - Police

The police say a Hummer bus conveying 18 passengers from Kano to Adamawa and an unregistered lorry conveying three passengers fell into a broken culvert covered by flood water.

The police in Jigawa State have confirmed the death of 21 persons, including the 11 disqualified military recruitment applicants, following a bridge collapse in Gwaram Local Government Area of the state.Jigawa Civil Society Forum

Mr Basirka said the dead include a teenage girl but one of the applicants survived with leg fracture.

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