He said that the third person was a volunteer, who equally got trapped while attempting to rescue the two labourers.
Mr Tauheed said the device would assist the service in responding promptly to cases of fire incidents.
Mr Amiola commended the FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for supporting the fire service to ensure the safety of lives and property within the territory.
FEMD acting director-general Florence Wenegieme, who disclosed this in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday, said that no life was lost to the incident.
Mr Galadima said that the department had sealed the premises and engaged NBRRI to probe the demolished building,
FEMD acting director-general Florence Wenegieme said this in a statement on Friday.
“We received a running call around 13 minutes after 10am.’’
“When we got to the Canadian embassy yesterday, we noticed that there was an installation of a diesel tank inside the generator house, housing two generators.”
They also identified mob action and vandalisation of equipment by hoodlums as the other challenges.
The minister expressed shock and deep sadness over the fire incident.
