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We are doing everything possible to bring you people alive – Rescue team reassures lady trapped in Rivers building collapse (video)
A heartbreaking social media video captures the emotional moment rescue workers heard a trapped woman crying for help beneath the rubble of a collapsed three-storey building in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The building, which was still under construction, caved in on Wednesday afternoon, trapping construction workers and occupants inside. By Thursday morning, the woman and other victims had been trapped for over 12 hours without food, water, or proper ventilation.
In the footage, rescue teams can be heard reassuring her that they are working urgently to reach everyone trapped inside.
Watch the video below
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