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- Former President Uhuru Kenyatta pledges Ksh.2 million to Kenya Red Cross Society to aid flood-affected communities, emphasizing solidarity and compassion.
- Uhuru urges caution in flood-prone areas, calls for healthcare provision to injured amid strikes, and advocates for national resilience in the face of ongoing flooding incidents.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has pledged a Ksh.2 million donation to the Kenya Red Cross Society in support of flood-affected communities across the nation.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, Uhuru emphasized that the funds would provide crucial relief and aid to those grappling with the devastating impacts of the ongoing floods.
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He extended his heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the victims, emphasizing solidarity and compassion during these challenging times.
Acknowledging the extensive damage caused by relentless rainfall, including displacement of families, infrastructure destruction, and loss of lives, the former Head of State urged unity in facing adversity.
He emphasized the importance of collective resilience and support for affected communities as they navigate through the aftermath of the natural disaster.
Uhuru called upon Kenyans to exercise caution by avoiding flood-prone areas and seeking refuge in higher grounds as a precautionary measure.
Furthermore, he urged healthcare providers to prioritize care for injured flood victims amidst ongoing strikes, emphasizing the need for dialogue to address their demands.
In a spirit of resilience and unity, Uhuru encouraged the nation to navigate through these challenging times together, emerging stronger and more united than before.
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The Former President’s statement follows a series of flooding incidents across the country, including the tragic Mai Mahiu incident, which claimed 71 lives, and a boat capsizing in Tana River, resulting in the loss of seven lives.