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Residents loot COVID-19 palliatives warehouse in Jos

Some residents of Plateau State broke into government COVID-19 warehouse at the weekend and carted away various palliative items worth millions of naira.

The warehouse is located at Bukuru, Jos, the Plateau State capital.

In a 19 seconds video emerged online, the people were seen on the compound where the palliatives were kept.

They carted away foodstuffs including rice and amongst others.

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