Flood warnings as River Tana dam levels rise; woman killed in Nairobi floodwaters
Heavy rains have raised water levels in major dams along Kenya’s River Tana, increasing flood risk downstream in Garissa and Tana River counties. Nairobi areas including Kasarani and Mwiki saw disruptions, while authorities urged residents to move to safer ground.
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