15 PEOPLE MISSING AS BUILDING COLLAPSES IN KENYA!

About 15 people are missing in Kenya after a seven-storey building collapsed in an eastern suburb in the capital,Nairobi on Monday night!
the Kenyan red cross said a response team are at the scene
 Of the incident,in the kware pipeline,embakassi area.

Dozens of people were reportedly evacuated moments before the colapse. Some eyewitnesses say the building had been condemned after cracks appeared in its  wall.

This comes almost two months after a total of 49 people died after a building collapsed during heavy rain in Nairobi,in July 2017.

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