Another thing. It is coming out that the majority of the victims were innocent. The petrol was basically streaming all around and burning people in there houses. Majority were not siphoning the petrol.

Anyone knows what happened to the revamped burns unit? Big talk of inadequate facilities after the Sachigwan fire incident.

If anyone doubted there is IMPUNITY in this country, you just need to go to a plot between AGA KHAN Clinic building and Bata shop in Fedha along Outering Road. A walalo has put a big petrol storage depot there. While there very many flats within the area. The tanks are above the ground. Where is NEMA?

Did I hear someone who was being interviewed saying that the firemen ran away? Are our firemen trained?

Funny thing is i agree. Who am I to expect someone else to risk their life for mine in the name of a job? Like expecting a doctor to check on me in an isolation ward for a highly infectious disease. Or expecting a policeman to dodge bullets on my behalf for (how much do we pay cops again?)
Absolute worst part - we're all reduced to talking / venting knowing nothing will be done. (domo tupu)
hopelessness / helplessness when another one said they were pleading with a cop along the lines of "tafadhali pigia serikali simu wakuje..."

...Can only sympathize with those who were caught unawares...but those who were collecting fuel...For how long are people going to be warned that that is dangerous no matter how poor they are...Shauri yao!

anybody watching the foolish youngman on ktn confessing he was drawing fuel from the broken pipe.aaii that was daring. don't people love themselves?

eka mwa;its sad; na vile hiyo slum ina watu wengi kutoka kwetu.I have a bad feeling. just hope they are ok

Sad stories.

I noticed that on the NTV/KTN prime time footage, there was a young man with an 18 litre bucket of Super petrol being intercepted by the police. This was after the fire had broken out and the guy was trying to evade. Because the bucket was open, the fuel was spilleing and his cuff was soaked. If I was the policeman, I would surely use a bullet to disable that guy since he was moving towards other people with the bucket and was a danger to the police car.

I honestly think we need a radical (brutal if needed) move to deal with the slum dangers. I have walked through some slums and you see a live wire "siphoning" of a high voltage main well exposed and you wonder what happens when toddlers get in touch with it or when it rains.

Will we see Waititu rush to the scene of a collapsed building to "console" victims? Likely.

As far as K24 news eyewitness is concerened and the respective snpshots plus my own analysis the following applies:

No fuel pipeline was leaking within Sinai.
No fuel pipeline ilitobolewa.
There is a drainage from KPC deports that drain into Ngong river within Sinai.
The drainage drains anything from sewage,water to fuel.
That there has been fuel leakage at the KPC deports since last Saturday due to over filling.
That the overfill emptied into Ngong river through the said drainage.
That guys saw fuel in the drainage emptying into the river and started helping themselovos by scooping it.
That by Monday morning the spillage was still on and the air within the Sinai complex was highly saturated with explosive gas/super fumes.
That some mama/jamaaz were frying some chapos and stuff nearby and along the river bank.
And thus as expected the fumes caught fire at around 8.30 am Monday.

So whom do we blaim first?
Mpig,Kanjora,Gaaament,KPC,Sinaians or wazuans(the middle class)?