In Mai Mahiu, the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) have been actively involved in search and rescue operations following a devastating mudslide.
The auuthority said the sudden siltation occured at Suswa area, about 27 kilometres from Mai Mahiu town towards Narok.
The Kenya Police, County Disaster team, Kenya Red Cross and community members are at the scene.
The County Security and Intelligence Committees will recommend cases where compulsory evacuation and temporary resettlement orders are to be issued.
Kindiki acknowledged the crucial role played by the Kenya Red Cross in supplementing these measures, ensuring comprehensive support to affected individuals and communities.
The risk of poor visibility and slippery roads demand extra care and attention particularly by drivers.
Motorists have been urged to refrain from attempting to cross the bridge linking Kitengela to Mombasa Road along Namanga Road until the water levels recede to safe levels.
The Kenya Red Cross says over 27,716 acres have been submerged and 4,824 livestock have been reported dead.
According to the Kenya Meteorological Department, 43 out of 47 counties in the country were expected to receive heavy rainfall, from April 16 to April 22.
Roads affected include Raila Odinga Road (formerly Mbagathi Road), Langata Road near Wilson Airport, and Links Road-Nyali in Mombasa County.
According to the Kenya Red Cross, at least 16 counties have been affected by the ongoing rains.
Wajir Municipality has intensified its efforts to clear the drainage systems along the main streets of the town, as a measure against the ongoing El Nino rains.