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| Smoke seen From Behind at the JKIA this week. |
Today, Wednesday, 07
August 2013, was a day that walk up Kenya with sadness. It was similarly a day
people would be expect to wake up sad to commemorate the tragedy of O7 August
1998, but more added to it.
The burning down of
international arrivals unit at JKIA caught many with surprise and left them
still confused. The fire, whose main cause hasn’t yet been established,
interfered with the schedule of many Kenyans starting from the president whom I
think and am sure was not prepared to be at the airport today. Many who were to
travel were delayed and those arriving on emergencies delayed to attend to
their schedules.
Calculate the economic
impact.
A lawyer who was to
attend a case in Kisii had to fail to appear because he couldn’t get a flight.
What do you think happened to the diary of the judge who was listening to the
case?
After the Nakumatt Down
town tragedy, it was apparent that our city of more than 5million population
was not well equipped with fire fighting equipment. However, what was done to
cover this shame next time. Am told that today the fire fighting engines ran
out of water and more tanks that carry clean water had to be deployed. Do we
really learn from the past?
Are we still waiting
for more and more losses so as to equip our fire fighting team?
Do we still want to
apologise when losses have occurred beyond repair?
What are we planning
for next?
I rest my case and sit
back to Observe.
Hope Next time we shall
see modern and enough facilities in place before we hear apologies.
Sorry to all those whose schedule was affected.
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