Landslides in Kenya’s Rift Valley leave 21 dead, 30 others missing
Summary
Heavy rains in Kenya's Rift Valley have caused landslides, resulting in at least 21 deaths and over 1,000 homes destroyed. More than 30 people are missing, and rescue operations are ongoing with support from military and police forces. The area affected is known for being prone to landslides.Key Facts
- Landslides in Kenya's Rift Valley have killed at least 21 people.
- Over 1,000 homes have been destroyed due to heavy rains.
- More than 30 people are missing after the landslides.
- 25 people with serious injuries were taken by air to Eldoret for medical treatment.
- Rescue efforts include helping from the military, police, and Kenya Red Cross.
- The region, particularly the hilly area of Chesongoch, is susceptible to landslides.
- Past landslides in the same region occurred in 2010 and 2012.
- Flooding and blocked routes are making rescue efforts challenging.
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