Connect to share and comment  Six dead in Rwanda building
collapse as rescue ends   Six people died and more than 30
others were injured after a building collapsed in northeastern
Rwanda, police said Wednesday as they called off rescue efforts
a day after the accident.  "Six people working on the site died
as the result of the building collapse," Rwanda's police said in
a statement. "The search and rescue mission...has been completed
and the site is clear."  Those killed and the others who were
rescued from the rubble were construction workers on the part-
finished four-storey building, which collapsed on Tuesday
afternoon.  "The rescue operation is over, we are now removing
the debris," local police chief Eric Mutsinzi told AFP, speaking
from the wreckage of the building in Nyagatare, a town some 100
kilometres (60 miles) northeast of the capital Kigali.  Both
police and the army worked to free those trapped in the rubble,
with at least 30 people pulled from the debris alive.  Workers
from the building descri