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Kenya: Fear as Giant Crack Cuts Across Naivasha Farms
Nation, 17 April 2018
A two-kilometre fault line has cut across farms, sparking fears among residents of Moi Ndabi area on the outskirts of Naivasha town, Nakuru County. Read more »
At least 16 families in Nakuru County's Naivasha town have moved to safety after some of their crops sank and were swallowed into a two-kilometre fault line that has cut across a number of farms. The crack is reportedly similar to the one that cut across sections of Mai Mahiu weeks ago. Kenya's Rift Valley is slowly splitting, geologists have said, after massive Earth movements left deep fissures in Narok County.
The giant fissure swallowed crops in its wake at at Moi Ndabi area on the outskirts of Naivasha town.
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