Rescue efforts press on at Kenya embassy bombing site
Rescue workers fought rubble in Nairobi while investigations spread to Tanzania after the U S embassy attack. Secretary Albright offered a 2 million reward for information as authorities confirmed deaths, injuries, and detentions.
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Nairobi blast survivor pulled from Ufundi House rubble
Samuel Nganga, 45, survived 36 hours under a collapsed six story office building after an explosion at the U fundi House site near the U S Embassy. Rescue teams pulled him into the open as Kenyan families await news of dozens still missing and 5,000 wounded.
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