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At least, 70 people were killed and tens of thousands were driven from their homes due to incessant rains and floodwaters, which also washed away many roads and bridges
As the floodwaters recede in East Africa, residents in Kenya are struggling to deal with the aftermath. At least, 70 people were killed and tens of thousands were driven from their homes due to incessant rains and floodwaters, which also washed away many roads and bridges. According to some estimates, over 36,000 households have been displaced across the country.
The Kenyan President Ruto said that an outbreak of cholera is feared and some cases are reported from different parts of the country. He also warned that cases of cholera and malaria were emerging in some areas. There are incidences of Malaria also reported in certain parts of the country.
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The forecast from the meteorological department is that the rains will continue for some more time, especially in the central and eastern regions as El Nino conditions prevail.
