The death toll from severe flooding and landslides in Kenya has risen to 18 people following days of heavy rainfall, according to the National Police Service.
Authorities confirmed the fatalities on Sunday, warning that the ongoing weather conditions continue to pose serious risks to communities.
Police said the disasters were reported in several regions, including Tharaka Nithi, Elgeyo-Marakwet and Kiambu counties, where persistent rains triggered landslides and widespread flooding.
The incidents have caused significant damage to property and infrastructure, while also displacing families in affected areas.
Officials have urged residents living in flood-prone or landslide-risk areas to remain cautious as the heavy rains continue.
The situation highlights the growing danger posed by extreme weather in the country, with authorities warning that further incidents could occur if rainfall persists
