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Red Cross urges Turkana residents to move to higher grounds due to floods

Last updated: March 27, 2023 12:08 pm
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Turkana county residents have been urged to move to higher grounds to keep safe from the floods. The appeal comes in the midst of high rainfall being witnessed in several parts of the county and neighbouring Uganda.

Kenya Red Cross official Rukia Abubakar on Sunday called on residents to move to higher places for their safety.

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“Let us all sensitize our brothers and sisters to relocate to the higher grounds for safety. The flood is with us and the rain is continuing in part of Loima and Uganda,” she said.

The most affected areas are Soweto, Natambusio, Napetet, Loyo, California, Lotaparkakono and Kawalase.

According to the weather forecast, most parts of the county will continue experiencing showers and cloudy conditions.

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