Updated Thu, November 17th 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3A close up picture of the construction steel building rods that were used in the construction of the Kisii building that collapsed on Thursday last week killing eight people. (Photo Eric Abuga/Standard)Various State agencies charged with overseeing construction of houses are pointing fingers at each other over a building collapse which killed eight people. Police and National Construction Authority (NCA) are on the spot as the owner of the collapsed building is still at large, a week after the tragedy. Yesterday Kisii County Commissioner Kula Hache and County Criminal Investigations Officer Justus Burudi said the private developer was supposed to report to their officers by yesterday. The site is swampy and some experts say any building built beyond three storeys there has high chances of collapsing.

Source: Standard Digital November 16, 2016 19:28 UTC