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Death and displacement as floods hit East Africa

Flooding throughout eastern Africa has killed dozens of people and displaced tens of thousands, underscoring intensifying climate risks in the drought-stricken region, aid agencies reported on Monday. Flooding in Kenya over the weekend uprooted scores of homes, decimated hundreds of acres of farmland, and killed at least 15 people in the country, according to the Kenya Red Cross Society.https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/11/6/kenya-flooding-kills-15-displaces-thousands

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  • Abraham Jok Atem

    60 w

    The problem should be solved once and for all

    • Esther Wanjiku

      60 w

      These are sights that always very distressing

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      • Kevin

        61 w

        This is heart wrenching

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        • We Don't Have Time

          61 w

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          • rosebellendiritu

            61 w

            It's high time that the governments should be well prepared in case of such calamities in future,atleast be well prepared and inform the people on what is likely to happen.

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            • Jane Wangui

              60 w

              @rosebellendiritu it is sad to see people loose their lives and livelihood.

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            • Elizabeth Gathigia

              61 w

              Very alarming

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              • Joseph Githinji

                61 w

                An alarm and a call back to action. Mitigation strategies must be upfront doubled with plans for a more sustainable future.

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                • mercy nduta

                  61 w

                  With such catastrophic experienced in Africa, It's high time to have coherent plans to mitigate such in the future.

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                  • Princess

                    61 w

                    This is heartbreaking. Our thoughts are with those affected, emphasizing the importance of global solidarity in times of crisis.

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                    • Rukia Ahmed Abdi

                      61 w

                      Tragic consequences unfold in East Africa as widespread flooding claims dozens of lives and displaces tens of thousands, highlighting the escalating climate risks in a region already grappling with drought. Over the weekend, devastating floods in Kenya resulted in the loss of lives, destruction of homes, and extensive damage to farmland. The reported incidents underscore the urgent need for climate resilience measures in vulnerable areas, emphasizing the severe impact of extreme weather events on communities already facing environmental challenges.

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                      • Princess

                        61 w

                        @rukia_ahmed_abdi this is so sad.

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                        • Jane Wangui

                          60 w

                          @rukia_ahmed_abdi we had been warned about El nino hence preparations should have already been in order.Who failed individuals?? Or governments??

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