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Two persons have been killed in a tanker truck fire at Barack gate bus stop, along Lagos- Badagry express way.The tanker which was loaded with 33,000 liters of fuel skidded off the ro stanley cup ad, and spilled its contents.The Truck caught fire and affected another truck conveying a 40ft container fully loaded with generator, and two other vehicles.The Lagos state fire service was on ground to quell the fire on the affected areas to and stopped it from spreading.Emergency officials are currently expecting heavy duty equipments for the recovery operation operation. Operation ongoing. ADVERTISEMENT Latest News stanley uk CAF Announces adidas samba schuhe AFCON 2027 Dates, Schedule, Venues Dangote Addresses Refinery Financing, Denies Rift With Tony Elumelu Foyh Shell faces Dutch prosecution over Nigerian oil deal
Monday 12 April 2021 1:53 pmNHS Covid owala water bottle -19 app update blocked for privacy breachesBy: Poppy WoodShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleAn update to the NHS Covid-19 owala website app has been blocked by Apple and Google for breaking the companiesrsquo; privacy terms.The app was due for a fresh reboot from today to coincide with the reopening of pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops, which would have allowed users to log venues they had checked into via a QR code scan if they tested positive for coronavirus. Although app users have long been able to scan QR codes when entering venues, the new update meant they would be required to share their recent venue history privately on the app if they had subsequently tested positive for Covid.However, the location tracking feature has been explicitly prohibited on privacy grounds by Apple and Google, who made health authorities agree not to collect any location data when signing up to use their technology.As a result, Apple and Google refused to launch the update from their app stores and have instead kept the old version live. A spokesperson for the Department for Health and Social Care said: The deployment of the [enhanced check-in] functionality of the NHS COVID-19 app to enable users to upload their venue history has been delayed.This does not impact the functionality of the app and we remain in discussions with ou owala r par