Four rescued on third day after Kenya building collapse in Nairobi; others remain missing

ABC News leads with the updated rescue outcome, stressing four people rescued on the third day and mentioning families’ waning hope and communications from the rubble.

The Oregonian emphasizes the most specific human detail—people communicating with loved ones from beneath the rubble—within a brief Day 3 update.

Winnipeg Free Press offers a Day 3 headline that matches the core rescue-count framing but provides no additional summary detail in the provided text.

The Independent foregrounds both the rescue total (four) and the emotional context (families losing hope), including reports of communications from under the rubble.

The Washington Times highlights the same four-rescued figure, pairing it with notes on missing people and communications from beneath the rubble, and anchors the location as Kenya’s capital.

ABC News shifts to earlier-stage coverage, leading with the rescue of one person more than 24 hours after the collapse and noting others remain missing.

The Oregonian frames an earlier update by leading with a single survivor’s rescue timing and hospital transfer, while keeping the missing-person detail secondary.

Winnipeg Free Press mirrors the ‘1 rescued, others missing’ framing but, in the supplied text, includes no further summary information.

The Independent focuses on an early development, leading with the rescue timing (more than 24 hours) and restating that others remain missing.

The Washington Times leads with police attribution and timing, emphasizing that the rescue occurred more than 24 hours after the floors pancaked.