Building Collapse In Nairobi
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- Alexis CaracoEuronews
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NAIROBI, Oct 23 - A 12-storey building under construction in Kenya's capital Nairobi collapsed on Friday, and a Reuters witness said rescuers were on the scene.
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Terrifying moment 18-storey Nairobi skyscraper collapses sparking frantic search for survivors
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- 23 Oct
NAIROBI, Oct 23 - A 12-storey building under construction in Kenya's capital Nairobi collapsed on Friday, and a Reuters witness said rescuers were on the scene.
Coverage 4 articles
23 Oct Terrifying moment 18-storey Nairobi skyscraper collapses sparking frantic search for survivors
Daily Mail23 Oct Casualties feared as multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi
The Hindu
23 Oct Kenya: huge piles of rubble after high-rise building collapses
Euronews23 Oct Building collapses in Kenyan capital, rescuers on the scene
The Straits Times
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