Ministry Issues Advisory Over Building Collapses After Nairobi Floods
Over the past three months alone, over five people have lost their lives due to building collapses in Nairobi due to different structural reasons...
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The Ministry of Health has issued a warning about increased risks of building collapses during the current March-April-May (MAM) long rains, urging public vigilance and safety measures.
- The rains can weaken foundations, damage infrastructure, and compromise building integrity.
- Health PS Mary Muthoni of the Ministry of Health issued the advisory.
- The warning follows recent building collapses in Nairobi resulting in multiple casualties.
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