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‘Invisible hands’ attack at Umuahia Hotel: Survivors suffer memory loss
Three of the survivors of last week’s ‘invisible hands’ attack in a hotel on 44, Uyo Street, Umuahia metropolis, Abia State, have regained consciousness, but cannot recall what happened to them.
Two persons were confirmed killed and four others rushed to hospital, following an attack at the 50-50 Hotel.
Three of the four survivors regained consciousness and the state Police Command said they would help with information of what actually happened.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, Leye Oyebade, who had transferred the matter to the CID, said investigation would reveal what transpired.
October 4, Vanguard
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