- The Kenyan cabinet and government implemented disaster mitigation measures in response to rain effects along rivers.
- The Kenyan government, through the Ministry of Interior, is monitoring water levels in the Tana River and preparing for anticipated El Niño rains, identifying Nairobi as a flood-prone area.
Kindiki outlines a plan to tackle anticipated El Niño flooding in the Tana River basin.
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Updated Sep 26
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What happened
Kindiki outlines a plan to tackle anticipated El Niño flooding in the Tana River basin.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Kenya
country in Eastern Africa
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Kithure Kindiki
Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya
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Tana River
river of Kenya
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