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Troops rescue 16 people, foil 2 kidnap attempts in Kaduna – Commissioner

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Aug 7. 2021

The Kaduna State Government, says troops of Operation Safe Haven has rescued 16 abductees and foiled two kidnap attempts in Jema’a Local Government Area of the state.

The Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Mr. Samuel Aruwan, confirmed the development in a statement on Saturday in Kaduna.

Aruwan said the troops reported to the Kaduna government, that two kidnap attempts were foiled at different locations within Jema’a LGA, resulting in the rescue of six residents.

“According to the reports, the incident occurred along the Badde-Ungwan Ayaba-Keffi road, where bandits attempted to abduct occupants of a commercial vehicle approaching from Abuja.

“The troops responded to a distress call and on arriving the scene, rescued five abducted passengers, after a search-and-rescue exercise.

He also disclosed that in another incident, the troops rescued one person along the Fanock-Kyayya-Keffi road, Jema’a LGA, after he had been abducted from his vehicle by bandits.

“He was rescued with minor leg injuries and was taken to hospital for medical attention.

The commissioner said the state government commended the troops for their efforts in thwarting the kidnappings and praised their promptness in responding to the incidences leading to the rescues. (NAN)

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