The lady who hails from Umuezeoma town conceived an offspring on Monday at Ogbu-Aniocha, in one of the 28 crisis focuses.
The Transition Committee Chairman of Ogbaru, Mr. Arinzechukwu Awogu, who affirmed the occurrence disclosed to NAN that the babies were a kid and young lady.
He stated: "Indeed, a lady brought forth an arrangement of twins; the lady and the twins, a kid and young lady are in great condition.
"The state government has cleared them to the Comprehensive Health Center at Atani for legitimate medicinal consideration."
Notwithstanding, the chamber supervisor communicated pity that a nine-year-old young lady likewise lost her life to a blaze surge at Amiyi, in Ogbaru.
"We likewise recorded loss somewhere else. A nine-year-old young lady was washed away by streak surge at Amiyi, Ogbaru.
"Her body has been recouped and covered," Awugo said.
Then, the state government has repeated its dedication towards giving more alleviation materials to surge casualties in Anambra.
The Deputy Governor, Mr. Nkem Okeke, gave the confirmation when he visited a portion of the zones submerged by a surge in the state.
Okeke, who is additionally the Chairman of the state Emergency Management Agency Committee, asked the surge casualties to practice persistence.
The delegate senator guaranteed the casualties that state government was devoted to their welfare.
He communicated hopefulness that the surge circumstance would enhance soon, including that the state government was working together with the National Emergency Agency (NEMA) to improve their situations.
In a meeting with newsmen, a portion of the casualties claimed for the arrangement of more compact water and power at the middle.
The Nigeria Hydrological Service Agency (NIHSA) and NEMA, on Sept. 7, recorded Anambra as one of the 12 states undermined by a surge in the nation.
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