Eight police officers and one civilian were rescued by the Nigerian Navy after their speedboat hit a submerged wreck and capsized while en route to Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. The rescue operation was conducted by naval personnel deployed around Agbura community in Bayelsa.
During the rescue operation, three rifles belonging to the policemen were recovered. First aid was administered to those injured, and they were transferred to the Federal Medical Centre, Yenagoa, for further medical treatment.
The Nigerian Navy has noted and marked the submerged wreckage to prevent further incidents. This successful rescue operation highlights the synergy and collaboration between the Nigerian Navy and security agencies.
Key Points:
- Rescue Operation: The Nigerian Navy rescued 8 police officers and 1 civilian after their speedboat capsized in Bayelsa State.
- Recovery of Rifles: Three rifles belonging to the policemen were recovered during the rescue operation.
- Collaboration and Synergy: The successful rescue operation highlights the collaboration and synergy between the Nigerian Navy and security agencies.
Source: Punch
