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Floods kill 9 people in Makueni as death toll in the country rises to 77 - March 2026
Heavy rains have caused devastating floods in Makueni County, resulting in the deaths of at least nine people. This brings the total death toll from extreme weather across Kenya to 77. Meanwhile, heavy overnight rains have caused widespread flooding in Kisumu, submerging homes and disrupting daily life across the city. Additionally, heavy rains on Friday night left hundreds of residents in Dago Village, Kisumu East, stranded and homeless after their homes were flooded. Calls are also mounting for the Kenyan government to undertake a redesign of the flood-prone Suswa-Narok Road, as recent heavy rains have exacerbated the road's vulnerability.
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Floods kill 9 people in Makueni as death toll in the country rises to 77
Saturday 9:14 PMCitizen TV (Youtube)
Heavy rains leave Kisumu East residents stranded and homeless
Saturday 9:18 PMKTN News (Youtube)
Floods ravage Kisumu after heavy overnight rains
Sunday 1:53 PMKTN News (Youtube)
Government urged to redesign flood prone Suswa-Narok Road
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