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Man Slumps And Die While Buying Foodstuff At The Market

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A yet-to-be-identified man reportedly slumped and died at the popular Igbudu Market in the Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State on Tuesday.

It was learnt that the man had gone to the market to buy foodstuffs when he slumped and died.

It was gathered that the incident occurred around 9 am.

A source at the scene said, “The man was at the market to purchase foodstuffs and after buying tomatoes and pepper, he wanted to buy fresh fish. Somebody directed him to where fresh fish was being sold.

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“On his way to where he would get the fresh fish, he slumped and died.

 

“The man might have died as a result of hunger. He was moving like someone who has not eaten for days.”

When contacted, the state Police Public Relations Officer, Onome Onovwakpoyeya, confirmed the incident.

“It is true, but we don’t know what happened; we are not doctors. The man just slumped and died,” the PPRO stated.

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Recall that only a few days ago, the Lagos state government announced a plan to roll out relief materials to residents of the state, following the lockdown order as a preventive measure against the spread of coronavirus currently ravaging nations.

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Well, people have started receiving the relief material and they are not pleased with the contents.

A now-viral video captured the moment one of the recipients was fuming about receiving 3 loaves of bread for a family of six.

The recipient further queried how he is supposed to survive with the relief materials that contain a small pack of rice included in the package for 14 days.

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