Guddoomiyaha Nairobi Johnson Sakaja ayaa sheegay in dabaqa hoose ee dhismaha uun la degganaa
Dhismo dabaqado badan leh oo la dhisayay ayaa ku dumay magaalada Nairobi ee Kenya Jimcihii, iyadoo xafiiska guddoomiyaha gobolka Nairobi uu sheegay in dad laga yaabo inay ku xanniban yihiin burburka.
Waxa la og yahay iyo goobta dhacdada
Xafiiska guddoomiyaha gobolka Nairobi ayaa xaqiijiyay dhacdada, isagoo sheegay in dad laga yaabo inay ku xanniban yihiin burburka. Laanqeyrta Cas ayaa faafisay fariin ay ku tidhi: "At around 1340 hours, a multi-story building under construction collapsed on 9th Street in Eastleigh, Nairobi." Tani waxay ka dhigan tahay in dhismaha uu ku dumay 9th Street oo ku taal Eastleigh, Nairobi, abbaaraha 1340 saacadood.
Tirada dabaqadaha oo ay warbixinadu ku kala duwan yihiin
Taliyaha Booliska Nairobi Issa Mohamud ayaa sheegay in dhismaha uu lahaa in ka badan 10 dabaqadood oo la dhisayay, halka warbixino kale ay sheegayaan inuu lahaa 12 ilaa 18 dabaqadood. Xafiiska guddoomiyaha Johnson Sakaja ayaa sheegay in dabaqa hoose ee dhismaha uun la degganaa. Dadka deegaanka Abdi Aziz, 25 jir, ayaa u sheegay wakaaladda AFP: "There were some businesses in the basement, and workers who were busy building. But since it was Friday prayers, a lot of them were at the mosque."
Dib u dejinta iyo xaaladda guud
Saraakiisha booliska ayaa dabayl qiiq ah ku rideen dad bilaabay inay dhacaan dukaamada deriska ah, iyagoo doonayay inay nadiifiyaan goobta oo ay fududeeyaan gelitaanka kooxaha gurmadka. Ma cadda sababta dhismuhu u dumay. Sannadihii 2009 ilaa 2019 waxaa dhacay 86 dhismo-dumis, kuwaas oo dilay dad lagu qiyaasay 200, sida lagu sheegay warbixin ay soo saartay Machadka Kenya ee Cilmi-baadhista iyo Falanqaynta Siyaasadda Dadweynaha.
The Nairobi County governor's office confirmed the collapse and said people may be beneath the rubble.
A multi-story building under construction collapsed in Nairobi, Kenya, on Friday, and the Nairobi County governor's office said people may be trapped beneath the rubble. The Red Cross reported the collapse on 9th Street in Eastleigh at around 1340 hours.
Conflicting accounts of the building's height
Nairobi Police Chief Issa Mohamud said the building had more than 10 floors under construction, while other accounts ranged from 12 to 18 stories. Governor Johnson Sakaja's office said only the building's ground floor was occupied. It was not clear what caused the building to collapse.
Resident describes businesses and workers at the site
Local resident Abdi Aziz, 25, told AFP: "There were some businesses in the basement, and workers who were busy building. But since it was Friday prayers, a lot of them were at the mosque." Police officers fired tear gas at people who had begun looting neighboring shops as emergency teams sought access to the site.
A history of collapses in Kenya
A report by the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis recorded 86 building collapses between 2009 and 2019, killing an estimated 200 people. A separate audit of almost 15,000 buildings by the National Building Inspectorate found that 4.8% were very dangerous, while 72.3% were classified as unsafe.
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