Kenya forms flood emergency command center as death toll rises to 120


  • World
  • Wednesday, 29 Nov 2023

NAIROBI, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- Kenya on Tuesday established a command center for flood emergency response and communication to document and report all flood disaster information from across the country as the number of people killed by raging floods has risen to 120.

Internal Security Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo said the team consisting of 11 ministries and their relevant agencies will provide early warning information, flood alerts, flood preparedness, safety, and emergency response information to stakeholders and the public.

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