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Kenya: Floods Have Killed More Than 100, State Says
Nation, 28 November 2019
More than 100 people have died as a result of mudslides and floods occasioned by heavy rains in many parts of the country in the last two months. Read more »
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Kenya: We Can Mitigate Adverse Effects of Climate Change on Environment
Nation, 27 November 2019
Global warming is choreographed by catastrophic weather demonstrations that include haphazard rain patterns, deviant rainfall intensity, calamitous winds, high humidity,… Read more »
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Kenya: Five Family Members Perish After Their Car Is Swept Away By Flash Floods
Nairobi News, 25 November 2019
Five people from the same family died after the vehicle they were in was swept away by flash floods at Ngatatoek area in Kajiado Central on Monday morning. Read more »
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Kenya: Govt Urges People in Landslide and Floods-Prone Areas to Move Out
Capital FM, 25 November 2019
The Government has urged people living in floods and landslide-prone areas to move to safer grounds, in the wake of the West Pokot disaster that has claimed more than 50 lives. Read more »
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Kenya: Floods Displace 40 Families in Bomet
Nation, 23 November 2019
At least 40 families have been displaced at a trading centre in Bomet County following floods. Read more »
Floods Have Killed More Than 100 Kenyans - Govt
32 counties have been hit by mudslides and floods, with 350,000 people in dire need of assistance government spokesperson Cyrus Ogun has said. Latest figures show that 16,000 homes have been destroyed.
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The death toll from landslides that hit remote villages in West Pokot County had reportedly risen to over 50 as more bodies are pulled from the mounds of earth. Read more »
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Poor drainage has been blamed for the floods in the major roads linking Mombasa island to the north coast. The weatherman has warned that heavy rainfall will continue. Read more »
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The Ol-Jorowa gorge in Hell's Gate National Park has been closed indefinitely following the confirmed deaths of six tourists who were swept away by flash floods, authorities have ... Read more »
