The tallest building in Kazakhstan, a 32-story, 426-foot government-owned skyscraper nicknamed "the cigarette lighter", caught fire yesterday. Government officials sought to reassure those Kazakhstanis currently housed in the nation's second tallest skyscraper, nicknamed "the volatile grenade", that they had nothing to fear.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Who Could See That Coming?
The tallest building in Kazakhstan, a 32-story, 426-foot government-owned skyscraper nicknamed "the cigarette lighter", caught fire yesterday. Government officials sought to reassure those Kazakhstanis currently housed in the nation's second tallest skyscraper, nicknamed "the volatile grenade", that they had nothing to fear.
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