The Commissioner urged parents who had become apprehensive about their children’s whereabouts to check some medical facilities in Ibadan where victims of the stampede were taken.
The state’s Commissioner for Information and Civic Orientation, Prince Dotun Oyelade, in a statement, disclosed that the majority of the victims were children.
“The government has swiftly mobilised a rapid response team following the incident.
“Victims of the incident have been swiftly transported to various hospitals within the Ibadan metropolis for medical attention,” he said.
“Neither was the state Ministry of Health requested to provide any logistics to support the private funfair,” Oyelade added.
He stated further that the government would do all in its power to stand by victims of the incident “through this trying period.” The Commissioner urged parents who had become apprehensive about their children’s whereabouts to check some medical facilities in Ibadan where victims of the stampede were taken.
“The medical centres are Patnas Hospital, Basorun; Western Hospital, Basorun; Ring Road State Hospital; Molly Specialist Hospital; and University College Hospital (UCH).”
“We are in the process of gathering relevant pieces of information and necessary support is being arranged for the victims,” Oyelade stated.
