- Jared Nyakundi survived even after being stuck in rubble for six hours, a small crack helping him breathe under a collapsed building
- Five people died and several others were injured on Sunday, April 6 when the building collapsed in South Kisii, with witnesses saying the building had been stable from the beginning
- The building was marked by the national construction authority, which had issued a construction order to stand in September 2024
- The developer John Chore defied the official orders and resumed construction, and is now in the process of following the legal action
Kisii – When the sun rose on Sunday, April 6, Jared Nyakundi started his day as anyone else, reporting at work at the construction site in South Kisii.
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But by noon, the life of the 35 -year -old man would hang on the yarn at the bottom of the concrete and metal mountain that turned the usual day of work into a struggle to live.
Nyakundi, who works in the second floor of a collapsed building in South Kisii County, is one of the most successful from Hai.
Having trapped under the rubble for six hours of exhaustion, his story is terrible, optimistic, and amazing.
“When the above fell, it went down and covered me – that's where we were planning a load. Nyakundi remembered from his hospital bed.
In Sunday's tragedy, the building collapsed and killed five and injured several others inside and around the building.
The picture was captured when the rescuers pulled out the backbone from the rubble, unconscious, leaning in the air while the oxygen tank was closed to him.
His beaten body told the story of a man who refused to death, inch inch.
When the building collapsed around him, Nyakundi was buried under the second floor board, survived breathing through a small scale, his only relationship with life outside the ruins.
Nyakundi said he called every force to ask for help, even to warn his colleague to keep them away to avoid being trapped by him.
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How would the Kisii tragedy be prevented?
Shortly before the collapse, Nyakundi said he heard a colleague warning the building's builder about the structure of the structure on the third floor.
“There was a man who built the house and told the boss that there was a upper part that was shaking. You know, he said,” let them park two there. “Shortly thereafter, the building collapsed,” He said as the voice was shaking.
In a statement following the tragedy, the CEO of the National Construction Authority (NCA) Eng. Maurice Aketch confirmed that the damaged building had already been marked for the demolition of the law.
“The works are not registered by the national construction authority and therefore there is no details of the contractor or consultant on the record. Akech explained in part.
Website, Plot No. Wanjare/Bogiamwa/2138 was under the direction of the developer John Chore, who defied the order to stop the work and resume work without a permit.
Authorities have now initiated a search for Chore, who is in hiding.
How a man survived death coffee West
On Sunday, October 20, the seven -story building in Coffee West, Nairobi, collapsed and caused a lot of anger among the people.
Residents, who had been warned about the structure of the building structure, had moved before the incident, preventing serious consequences.
Newton, a resident who lives near a collapsed building, sadly narrated about the incident.
He was closing his door as soon as the rubble began to collapse, and suddenly the whole area was covered in the darkness of the dust. He ran away and hid quickly.
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