Anambra Police Issues Flood Safety Advisories for Schools
The Anambra State Police Command, through its public relations officer, Superintendent of Police Tochukwu Ikenga, issued seven advisories aimed at ensuring the safety of school children amid severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall in the state. The flooding has already claimed several lives, including that of a school child.
Parents and guardians are advised to refrain from allowing children to travel during heavy rainfall, particularly in areas showing signs of flooding or strong water currents. They are warned against permitting children to cross flooded roads or waterways, as floodwater can hide dangerous hazards.
Close supervision of schoolchildren is recommended, especially in flood-prone areas, and parents should maintain communication with schools and transport providers during severe weather. The police also emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety over punctuality and urged immediate reporting of any missing or endangered individuals due to flooding.
The police command assured ongoing collaboration with schools and communities to enhance child safety.
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