JKIA Fire today - The harrowing story of a passenger who witnessed it all

It was a typical morning at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). The sun was shining brightly, and the air was filled with the sounds of travelers and the roar of airplanes. I was sitting in the departure lounge, waiting for my flight to leave.
Suddenly, I heard a commotion. People were shouting and running. I looked up and saw a thick black cloud of smoke billowing from the arrivals terminal. There was a fire!
"Get out of the building!" someone shouted.
I grabbed my bags and ran for the exit. As I reached the outside, I turned and looked back at the airport. The flames were spreading rapidly, and the roof was beginning to collapse.
I was filled with a sense of disbelief. How could this be happening? JKIA was one of the busiest airports in Africa, and a vital gateway to Kenya.
I watched in horror as the flames consumed the building. I could see people running for their lives, and some even jumping from the windows to escape the inferno.
The fire raged for hours, and by the time it was finally extinguished, the arrivals terminal was a smoldering ruin. The departure lounge, where I had been sitting just hours before, was completely destroyed.
I was one of the lucky ones. I had escaped the fire unharmed, but I couldn't help but feel a sense of sadness for the people who had lost their lives or been injured.
The fire at JKIA was a tragedy, but it also served as a reminder of the importance of being prepared for emergencies. I will never forget the sight of the flames consuming the airport, and I hope that this story will help others to be more aware of the dangers of fire.
Here are some tips for staying safe in the event of a fire:

Know the fire escape routes in your building.
Stay calm and follow the instructions of the fire wardens.
Do not use elevators, as they may be disabled in the event of a fire.
If you are trapped in a room, close the door and cover the cracks with wet towels.
If you are unable to escape, call for help and wave a white flag or cloth from the window.

By following these tips, you can help to ensure your safety in the event of a fire.