• Most residents have been left homeless with businesses forced to close as the waters occupy most areas.
• Residents have been forced to move to higher grounds with a few belongings that they could salvage.
The ongoing heavy rains have seen River Tana once again break its banks, causing displacement of thousands of people in Mororo area.
Most residents have been left homeless with businesses forced to close as the waters occupy most areas.
Residents have been forced to move to higher grounds with a few belongings that they could salvage.
Houses remain submerged to the level of the roof and some residents have been forced to sit on the roofs of their homes as they wait for rescue.
So far, the number of deaths recorded from the ongoing floods across the country stands at over 90.
The multi-agency emergency response team on floods is expected to give an updated figure later on in the day.
President William Ruto on Friday directed all security agencies to work together to save Kenyans from the effects of the floods.