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Anxiety as relatives and friends desperately wait on loved ones who are trapped in building

Security personel rescues some of the workers from dusitD2 building after an explotion and gunshots were reported in the area on January 15, 2019. [Photo: Beverlyne Musili]

At exactly 4.59pm yesterday, Rodah Owako got a strange call from her friend Sarah, CEO of an impact investment company housed at the Dusit building.

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