Kenyan Floods Claim More Lives as 108 Deaths Recorded

A wave of heavy rain that started on March 6 has swept across Kenya, leaving a trail of damage and loss. The police have updated the death count to 108 people, showing how deadly the floods can be. Cars and trucks have been washed away, and flights were grounded because of swollen rivers. Power lines are down in many towns, making it hard for residents to stay connected.Over 2, 700 families have had to leave their homes, and many are still searching for safe places. Although the rain has slowed in some areas, experts warn that flooding could still happen. Storm drains are full and the ground remains soggy, which can cause sudden bursts of water. The situation reminds everyone that climate changes can bring more intense storms, and communities need better plans to stay safe.