Scores electrocuted in Rivers community

 

A high-tension cable conveying electric current has snapped, killing at least six persons, including a pregnant woman and worker with the NDLEA, in Okrika Community, Okrika Local Government Area of Rivers State, the Nation learnt.

 

The incident, which reportedly occured around 1:12 am on Monday. also razed a building and destroyed properties worth millions.

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