Our Staff's Are Safe', UNICEF Says After Suspected Boko Haram Attack Rann Hospital

 

The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) says every one of its laborers working in a hospital in Rann town of Borno State is protected.

The International Organization's reaction comes multi-day after an assault on the healing center by suspected Boko Haram fear based oppressors on Friday night.

The assault influenced other government-possessed structures even as federal powers drew in the gatecrashers in a gunfight.

UNICEF Nigeria's Communication expert, Kusali Kubwalo, told writers in Maiduguri that the sum total of what staff has been stamped safe.

The loss figure for those influenced is yet to be resolved, as the influenced populace that fled while the assault kept going are as yet coming back to the town.

The Northeast Coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency, Bashir Garga, additionally revealed that insights concerning the current circumstance in Rann is as yet crude, it's as yet not clear what number of lives were lost.

The ongoing assault by suspected Boko Haram isn't the first in Rann. On March 11, Boko Haram fear based oppressors propelled an assault and murdered scores of individuals in Rann. Likewise, three female guide specialists were snatched.

While two of the guide laborers have been executed, the third lady, Alice Ngadda, a UNICEF staff kidnapped from that equivalent healing center stays in imprisonment.