A woman was found alive in the rubble six days after a residential building collapsed in Nairobi under heavy rain. Rescuers on Thursday pulled out the woman who was trapped in the ruins of the six-storey building, bringing to 137 the total number of people rescued. At least 80 people are believed to be missing, while 33 others were killed in the collapse. Pius Masai of Kenya’s National Disaster Operation Centre said the woman was conscious and talking when rescuers reached her. Masai had been confident more people could be rescued after several live rabbits were found in the rubble on Wednesday. “I told you the day we got nine rabbits alive from this place I was sure we will get more people alive,” Masai said. “I am glad we got her out safely and that is our determination, to pull out as many people as possible who are still trapped under the rubble,” he said. Rescuers have said they can still hear voices of people trapped under the rubble. Nathan Macharia Kigoto, Director of Kenya’s National Disaster Operation Centre, told CCTV Africa, "There are people trapped in the rubble and we don’t want to use heavy machines to crush them. We will save any life we are able to save before we bring in the heavy machinery.” On Monday, a seven-month-old baby girl was found alive more than 80 hours after the building collapsed on Friday night. Two brothers who own the multi-storey building in Nairobi's low-income area have been released on bail, but face an expected prosecution. The building had been slated for demolition after being declared structurally unsound, but was still being inhabited by 150 families. ICA/Expat Media