Fallen electricity pole kills one in Douala


By Amina Hilda


A fallen electricity pole has killed one person in Douala, Littoral region. The incident happened around Entrée Depot Guinness vicinity Sunday April 24.


The deceased was reportedly passing by when the electric pole collapsed and electrocuted him to death.


Meanwhile, some persons have been blaming the electricity supply company, Energy of Cameroon, ENEO of not doing enough to replace old poles.

Mimi Mefo Info (MMI)

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