Chinese search and rescue forces rush to Kenya's aid, foreign surfers like "Thank China" An 18-story building under construction in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, collapsed on the afternoon of the 23rd, trapping many people. The Chinese rescue forces arrived in Nairobi a few days ago to participate in the search and rescue work. Anthony Muccini, head of the Kenya Red Cross Society's emergency response department, told Xinhua news agency that Chinese rescuers joined the rescue the day they arrived and used life detectors to find two survivors that night. The search and rescue work of the two survivors is still ongoing. "They helped us determine the location of the survivors and avoid blind digging." The reporter saw at the scene that three heavy machines and equipment from Chinese companies were continuously removing bars and blocks of cement from the ruins. The Northern area commander of the Nairobi police, William Sifuna Watiwa, said that with the help of these diggers, two survivors were rescued on the 24th.