"I was saved by a table"- Synagogue building survivor

One of the survivors of the collapsed building  of the Synagogues Church of All Nations,  a South African named Khathuatshelo Ramovha was in the rubbles for 13 hours before he got rescued.

Khathuatshelo who spoke to BBC says he would have been dead but was saved by a table which upturned on him.

 Below is his testimony:

Immediately when I want to start to eat, I just felt like something like a blast on the wall. I can’t explain what it is. It made a small sound; something like a wired bomb, so quick and the building was coming down. So I lost my consciousness. After probably 30 minutes or about an hour I woke up.

When I woke up, I saw rubbles, so dark, no oxygen, nothing.  People were screaming, people were praying, people were crying; my leg, my head. I was not feeling any pain. I was under the table for hours which my food was on top before the incident. I was under that table. Surely it is that table that saved me because when the rubble came down, it touched that table and I was under it. Probably if it touches me first, it will crush me.

I heard a very loud sound that broke the rubbles. They were able to get inside. When they take it out they scream; are there people there. We said yes we are here. You alive? Yes we are alive. They told us to crawl through the hole they made. And we crawled. The first lady crawled, 2nd, 3rd, I was the first male. All the first three persons were female and then they took me out