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This happened yesterday along Eboh road, Warri, Delta State when the man answered a phone call close to his LPG gas cylinder. Himself and wife became the victims.

Watch out where necessary to answer phone calls: Avoid taking calls in kitchen, petrol stations, gas plant or where you see No smoking sign, volatile or explosive symbols.

Watch the video
https://zenithnaija.com/phone-call-near-a-gas-cylinder-causes-explosion-in-warri-husband-wife-roasted/

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Nawaoo

Nawa o i gape they're still alive o

O lord deliver us from all evil, accidents and untimely death, I'm soo guilty of this, it's by this grace I've been spared countless time, thank u lord for ur grace upon my life.

Amen,

Chaiiii

Oh my goodness!

Phone call didn't cause this. There's literally no connection between those harmless waves from your phone and lighting up your gas. There was a gas leak somewhere, which ignited as soon as they struck a match. Stop causing panic in people .










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Oh my God! Did they survive it?

Mheeen

Nigerians and safety warnings, like oil and water

Horrible

Bloggers eeeeh

Abeg someone should explain how taking a phone call near a gas, a petrol station, a generator could cause an explosion because I'm not understanding again

Incoming calls cause a trigger when there is a gas leak or when the gas is on and there is fire. Outgoing calls do not cause a trigger.

RiyadhGoddess:
Oh my God! Did they survive it?

Who Are you asking

lalasticlala

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Most Nigerians do not like taking instructions.

Honestly, I am discarding my cylinders tomorrow... I dey my own, man pikin carry cylinder come home saying its the new deal .. Me wey never complain about my kerosene and charcoal stove for once..


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earthsync:
Abeg someone should explain how taking a phone call near a gas, a petrol station, a generator could cause an explosion because I'm not understanding again

The phone call didn’t cause this, “static electricity” did. There must have been a gas leak. The phone call may have been a trigger but there would have been no fire without the leakage/presence of gas in the air.