Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama has vowed to hold responsible whoever is at fault for a deadly retail store collapse in the capital, Accra.
The six-story building collapsed early Wednesday, killing at least four people. Authorities say more than 50 people have been pulled from the rubble.
A statement from the president's office Thursday says the collapse exposed faults in the country's building codes. Mr. Mahama says other high-rise buildings need to be inspected to see if there are more “disasters waiting to happen.”
Rescue efforts are continuing, with an 18-person team from Israel expected to arrive Thursday to help search for remaining survivors.
The mall is run by Melcom, an Indian-owned company. Melcom chief operation officer Arvinder Singh denied responsibility for the collapse Wednesday, saying the company only rented the building.