Tragedy strikes in Uthiru as a five-storey building collapses, leaving many trapped. The incident has sparked a massive rescue effort from emergency services.
In a shocking turn of events, a five-storey building, the Epsom View Apartments, located along Naivasha Road in Uthiru, collapsed, trapping numerous individuals. The collapse has raised concerns about the safety of buildings in the area, prompting a swift response from rescue teams. Reports indicate that two people are still missing, including a nanny and two children from one household. The tragic incident has led to a frantic search for survivors and raised questions about building standards and enforcement of regulations.
The building collapse occurred near the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and has caused panic among residents of Uthiru. A multi-agency rescue team, including the National Police Service, Kenya Red Cross, and Nairobi County Fire Brigade, is working tirelessly to evacuate and rescue those trapped under the rubble. The gravity of the situation has drawn attention to the need for stricter building inspections and safety measures to prevent similar disasters in the future.
As the rescue operation continues, the community in Uthiru remains on edge, awaiting updates on the fate of those still missing. The collapse of the five-storey building has highlighted the importance of emergency preparedness and the critical role of first responders in times of crisis. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks posed by substandard construction and the imperative need for stringent building regulations to safeguard lives and property in Uthiru and beyond.
The building is located along Naivasha Road near the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI). Nairobi county chief officer disaster management, ...
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A five-storey building known as Espsom Apartments located along Naivasha Road in Uthiru has tragically collapsed. | Pulselive Kenya.
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