Kenyan landslide kills 21 after heavy rainfall
Summary
A landslide caused by heavy rain in western Kenya has killed 21 people. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but many areas are still hard to reach due to mudslides and flooding. The Kenyan government is working to provide relief and continue the search for missing people.Key Facts
- Heavy rainfall caused a landslide in western Kenya, resulting in 21 deaths.
- The landslide occurred in Marakwet East on Friday night.
- More than 30 people are missing, and 25 have been seriously injured.
- The Kenyan Red Cross is coordinating rescue efforts.
- Many affected areas can't be accessed by road due to mudslides and flash floods.
- The search and rescue operation paused on Saturday but is set to continue on Sunday.
- The Kenyan government is preparing to send relief supplies to those affected.
- Similar severe weather has impacted Uganda, causing additional fatalities and damage.
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