Among the bridges slated for reconstruction are the Huruma-Gateway bridge, Ngumba Bridge, Ngomongo, Githathuru footbridge, Kiambui to City Carton, and Kiambiu to Jericho.
The situation worsens when heavy rains lead to flooding, effectively shutting down all businesses in the area, including established shops.
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 Nairobi County Government also ordered that all excavations along riparian land be suspended immediately.
For years, Nairobi has grappled with flooding due to a poor and overwhelmed drainage system.
On Sunday night, heavy rains pounded Nairobi, resulting in the deaths of four people including a police officer.
Nairobi area Police Commander Adamson Bungei confirmed that the other victims including a bodaboda rider were swept by floods in Gigiri, Buruburu and Dagoretti areas.