In Somalia, the death toll from devastating floods has risen to nearly 100, making it one of the worst flooding disasters the country has seen in decades.
The intense and unrelenting rains, caused by the El Nino weather phenomena and the Indian Ocean Dipole, have caused widespread flooding and displacement, affecting nearly 700,000 people. The situation has further aggravated an already serious humanitarian crisis caused by years of insurgency in the region.
In neighboring Kenya, floods have killed at least 76 people, according to the Kenyan Red Cross. The rising waters have caused immense destruction, washing away roads and bridges, leaving many residents without shelter, clean drinking water and food supplies.
The international community has stepped in to offer assistance and support to the affected regions. Aid organizations like Doctors Without Borders (MSF) are working tirelessly to provide relief and medical care to people in need.
As the flood waters slowly recede, the long and difficult road to recovery begins for the people of Somalia and Kenya. Rebuilding infrastructure, restoring livelihoods and ensuring the safety and well-being of affected populations will be a top priority for governments and humanitarian organizations involved.
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