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Kenya: Death Toll Soars as Rains, Floods Leave a Trail of Destruction
Nation, 30 April 2018
One person drowned on Sunday in Mandera County as heavy rains and floods continued to wreak havoc across the country. Read more »
The death toll continues to rise as Kenya counts the cost of destruction to homes and infrastructure across the country in the last few weeks, leaving thousands of people displaced. Since most public learning institutions are housing displaced families, it will be difficult for learners to focus on schoolwork once schools reopen, the Kenya National Union of Teachers Kilifi branch secretary has said.
Vehicles submerged in River Malmalte on the Kapenguria-Kainuk-Lodwar Road following heavy rains which left motorists stranded on either side of the road connecting West Pokot and Turkana counties.
More than 20 people have drowned in various rivers in Mwingi county since the beginning of the rainy season. Meanwhile, at the coast, fear has gripped Tana River residents ... Read more »
At least 15 people have been killed by floods and another 2,000 have been displaced by heavy rains in several parts of the country while some 1,800 people have been marooned in the ... Read more »
Motorists have been stranded again in Suswa area after flash floods cut off the busy road that has been affected by the country's gradual splitting at the Rift Valley after massive ... Read more »
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