Zeynab Mohammad and Victor Onyango survived 30 hours beneath Nairobi’s East Lee building, using a bottle of water and each other’s voices to endure the rubble.
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When Zeynab Mohammad heard a loud commotion from inside her ground-floor shop at the East Lee building in Eastleigh on Friday, 23 October, she assumed it was nothing more than a neighbourhood quarrel.
She stayed put. Moments later, the 18-storey structure crumbled around her, and her world shrank to the narrow gap between two fridges.
With concrete and rubble pressing in on all sides, Zeynab had nothing but darkness, dust, and the weight of uncertainty.
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A short distance away in the same rubble, Victor Onyango, a tailor who operated a shop nearby, was fighting his own battle for survival.
Source: Tuko