Flash Floods in Kenya Claim 32 Lives, Affect Over 100,000 People

Severe weather conditions have led to widespread flooding across Kenya, overwhelming local infrastructure and emergency services.

At least 32 people have died and two are missing following intense flash floods in Kenya.
Over 103,500 residents have been affected, with significant disruptions in Nairobi where roads and neighborhoods are submerged.
The Kenya Red Cross has conducted over 188 rescues since the onset of heavy rains in mid-March.
National transport services, including Kenya Railways, have suspended operations due to the floods.
Meteorological forecasts predict continued heavy rainfall, raising concerns about further flooding.