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Lagos must significantly improve on its fire response systems. Countries like China now deploy fire-fighting drones that provide real-time aerial assessment of fires, Identify hotspots through thermal imaging and drop fire-retardant materials in hard-to-reach areas especially in high rise areas. #ourlagos

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