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Corps Member Hit by a Thunderstorm at the Abia Orientation Camp is Very Stable and Responding to Treatment – NYSC Clarifies

The Management of National Youth Service Corps wishes to inform the general public that the thunder strike incident that occurred in Abia State Orientation Camp, Umunna, yesterday (July 13, 2024) did not record any death as being reported in some sections of the media....READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶

Though there was a heavy downpour in the early hours of the day with unusual thunderstorm, the only injured female Corps Member was immediately stabilised by the dedicated Orientation Camp Medical Team from Federal Medical Centre Umuahia. The Corps Member was immediately referred to a hospital in Umuahia for prompt medical evaluation.

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The Corps Member is very stable and responding to treatment accordingly, whereas, the parents of the Corps Member have been contacted and they have confirmed that their daughter is in a very stable condition.

The blogger that erupted the information did not get the facts of the matter from NYSC before publishing.

NYSC as a proactive organisation, is committed to the health, well-being and security of her Corps Members at all time.

The general public especially parents and guardians of the Corps Members currently in camp should be rest assured that the security and welfare of their children in NYSC Abia State Orientation Camp is fully guaranteed.

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Meanwhile, Management is calling on media practitioners, especially online bloggers to clarify and make consultations with the Scheme on every matter before publishing misleading and inaccurate information, that is devoid of facts about the NYSC.

Eddy Megwa fnipr

Director, Information and Public Relations…READ FULL ARTICLE

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