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The planned controlled demolition has been successfully completed. A technical assessment is currently ongoing, and the findings will be shared with the public in due course. We urge members of the public to maintain the safety cordon and avoid the area until further notice.

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Juzar Mamujee1 year ago

Well done Governor. Now let’s have the same zeal and enthusiasm to solve the Nyali links road flooding issue at Links Plaza and the pot holes around it. Thank you in advance

ACCIONA (English)1 year ago

🏞️💧 When extreme weather phenomena grip our cities, floodable parks can act as resilient infrastructure, combining beauty with functionality 👇

Hesham Hassan1 year ago

While we appreciate the update on the successful demolition and ongoing technical assessment, the real concern for the public is accountability. Who approved, designed, and overlooked a structure that posed such a danger in the first place? That’s the information people are truly waiting for

abbas abdikadir1 year ago

Job well done @A_S_Nassir and team.

Jaros M Jomba1 year ago

Good job done in bringing the building down but i am very sure the buildings and soil around must have been weakened. Might not be realised now but with time the effects will be felt. Any future developments around that area must carefully & closely be supervised.

Eng. Karis MSC1 year ago

Great demolition strategy. Now, every county official who approved that building Every civil engineer who inspected it and gave it a clean bill of health Every QS, Architect, Environmental specialist Wapigwe viboko for negligence

@ہرمن1 year ago

The damage must be huge from the way the building came down! Instead of sinking it

Albert Obuya1 year ago

You should have invited the Israeli Army to collapse the building. 😊

Jakisumo🇰🇪1 year ago

Avoid the area na uko hapa addressing us. Bro acha ujinga.

Wilson Osinde™1 year ago

Leteni orders hapa wakuu

Jack1 year ago

The question is, where were your engineers, NCA, NEMA and the rest authorities while this building was builded to all those stories... Ama hiyo tuwachie ndama?

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