Family lost four children to generator in Bayelsa



Four people have been reportedly killed by Generator fumes in bayelsa state.

 The four children belong to the same parents, eye witness confirmed.

Reports say the siblings were killed by generator fumes at their home in the Southern state.

The tragic incident has left the parents and other family members in Lamentations as the corpses of the children have since been deposited in the mortuary.

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