Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 15:31:01 +0000 [09:31:01 AM CST]
From: JOSHUA MUTUNGA
Subject: Re: Nakumatt Poleni

I saw initial smoke clouds from Telposta Towers. It was absolutely scaring. Initially I thought it was from the other side of the street (Stanbic area). I wish it happened at night – well, more material loss but at least I would imagine much less shopping (one of the the 24 hr branches, right?) and thus better chances to escape. All the same pole to Nakumatt and those others closely affected. To all of us, poleni because this is great investment gone up in flames, loss of jobs, insurance compensation up in flames, lots of water and effort used, deterioration of nearby premises, pollution to environment etc. And to those of you who stood nearby blocking the emergency services and counting on that chance to loot, shame on you! At least you inhaled toxic fumes which will bring you down and unfortunately deplete our medical facilities. Go hang!

H.M. Josh

— On Wed, 28/1/09, Wycliffe Ouma wrote:

From: Wycliffe Ouma
Subject: Nakumatt Poleni
Date: Wednesday, 28 January, 2009, 2:29 PM

I would like to register my sympathy to the Nakumatt Holdings and entire staff for the fire explosion on Nakumatt Downtown.

I hope God shall see you through the material loss and emotional grief that you are going through.

—
Wycliffe Ouma
Regional Coordinator – Western
Kenya Alliance for Advancement of Children (KAACR),
P.O Box 6853, Kondele,
Kisumu
Tel. +254-57-2025453
Cell. +254-725790184
+254-738838653
Email-wyckyus@gmail.com
Web-www.kaacr.com

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