TRAGEDY STRIKES BRASS ISLAND AS A WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS WELDER DIES IS ACTION

A known first class welder named Brandi died while handling a welding work at Diema area in Brass Island.
The welder who lives at Imbikiri Twon Brass, an indigene of Odioama in Brass LGA was arranged by a friend to work at Diema area. While in the process of the work he was knocked down by part of the iron he was working on, other members at the site who were involved in other section of the work escaped successfully but the deceased Mr. Brandi was trapped due the muddy environment of the work.
Mr. Brandi who is married with children also caring of nieces and nephews suddenly left his family in sorrows, meanwhile Mr. Brandi also lost one of his niece just a week ago. May He RIP.





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