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European Union supports people affected by devastating floods and disease outbreaks in Kenya
The European Union is providing €250,000 in humanitarian aid to assist people affected by March–May 2025 heavy rains and severe flash floods in Kenya. The aid is targeting people in, Taita-Taveta, Garissa, Turkana, Homa Bay, Tana River, Wajir, Mandera, Marsabit, Isiolo, Samburu, Kisumu, Kwale
By: Gabriela Ándujar SANTO DOMINGO. – With the few remaining trousseaus, several families in the Juan Valdez neighborhood in Villa Marina seek refuge after the floods caused by the overflow of a glen that constantly overflows every time it rains. Only the photographs, mirrors and paintings remain hanging in the humid walls of the house of a couple with five children, who suddenly had to abandon it, taking only some of their belongings in hand. A…
Andrés Eloy Ramírez, president of the Association of Producers of the municipality Miranda, called the losses “incalculable” and urged the national government to take immediate measures for recovery. He explained that the main access routes are collapsed, which has left entire communities incommunicado. “We have no way to harvest our crops. Neither by Mérida, nor by Barinas, nor by Trujillo. All the roads are destroyed,” he said. Given the impos…
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