- The families and friends of the victims who perished in the collapsed building in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, were filled with grief looking at the bodies of their loved ones
- In a video shared online, the coffins of the deceased were lined up in a row, and crowds of people were passing by to look at the victims.
- Another part showed relatives surrounding the coffins and crying in pain while the security forces tried to bring order and order
Kariakoo, Tanzania: Tears flowed when the family, friends of the victims who perished in the collapsed building in Kariakoo market in Dar es Salaam looked at their bodies.
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President Samia Solution Hassan he said 13 people died while 80 others were saved; the injured are receiving treatment.
According to the Regional Commissioner of Dar es Salaam, Albert Chalamila, most of the deaths were due to injuries sustained after the building collapsed.
In the video shared by Ayo TV, coffins are seen arranged in a line while people, including members of the community who had heard of the incident, walk and look at the bodies.
“The business community is also here to pay their last respects,” said the voice of an invisible person on camera.
A Kariakoo man recounts a horrifying video of being under rubble
In other news, it was learned that people outside the rubble made quick efforts to reach those trapped inside.
One video went viral TikTok it showed the trapped man sweating profusely and struggling to breathe, while his companions in the back cried for help and begged for air. Some people were trying to reach their loved ones.
The administration of President Samia Suluhu confirmed regular contact with those who were trapped, stressing their commitment to rescue efforts.
More information about people affected by Kariakoo
Prime Minister of TanzaniaKassim Majaliwa, asked Niffer to explain where he got the permission to raise about KSh 2 million for the victims.
Benedicto Raphael, a shop worker, survived after three days of suffering under the rubble of a collapsed building in Kariakoo market, Tanzania.
A man who spoke to a reporter on the phone, shared the exact location where their shop was under the rubble, saying they were dying.
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