i remember there was a ceremony at kicc to give ccn fire fighting trucks ( about 8 of them ). kwani kuliendaje ?

Wait a sec! No building in this city is approved and dimmed fit for occupancy if it doesn't have fire fighting equipment.But you and I know that some buildings skip that,not the likes of Kimathi house though.Reason being it's in a central place,central street just opposite a 5 star hotel besides it houses lawyers offices. Well lawyers should know better than to occupy an office that could go up in flames any minute.

That aside, what time did the fire start? Was there a security guy and if so was he able to access the fire fighting equip?.Would you risk your life trying to put a fire of that magnitude? First thing is run cz of the deafening explosions and carbon emitted.Its not even wise to act hero in such cases.

I rem when the bomb blast happened,it was brought to our notice that most of the city hydrants don't work! Then the talk about repairing them started.
Now how many years are those and how many fires have we had since then? including the Nakumatt one?

Can this council stop fooling us and blaming the victim! These building remit rent and other rates to the council.It's therefore the council responsibility to look after its citizens who pay tax to its accounts or else they pack and go!
This kind of reasoning is not healthy in these times.

And I doubt some people are qualified to lead city councils.What they are capable of managing are village council of elders judging from their talk.

We still would like to know if what the Gone for Sure uses is what the goverment commissioned cz makosa imefanyika if that is so.

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We are simply not prepared for disasters. Commonsense is never taught in school even harvard don't do it. Knowing that fire might happens any time in any of the buildings in town and in the 10th floor requires just commonsense to plan for it.

It was pathetic to see some law firm employees display someones Title deed and behaving like CCN was supposed to buy them fire proof cabinets

@Elder it is serious how some of the lawyers handle our documents you just find these documents lying all over their offices its like they don't know the value of that paper. Once you in the office its when you hear something like Document ya huyu iko wapi?