Seven missing after multi-storey building collapses in Kenya's capital

The editor identified and addressed these points before publication:

• Title states alarm on construction practices without providing enough evidence in the text for 'alarm'.
• The article makes claims about regulatory shortcomings without sufficient support or specificity about these shortcomings.
• The article suggests the pressure to quickly develop infrastructure may compromise safety, but lacks specific examples or data to support this claim.
• The conclusion calls for adherence to building regulations but does not provide new insights or solutions not already mentioned in the article.
• There is an assumption of neglected safety standards without concrete evidence presented in the article.
• The title could imply a lack of safety standards without sufficient evidence presented in the article.
• The article suggests that the collapse was due to poor regulatory oversight, but further investigations are needed to substantiate this claim.
• Lacks mention of any prior safety inspections or historical context on building collapses.
• The article does not reference any specific actions taken by authorities to enhance building safety regulations following past incidents.