Kenyan Flood Death Toll Rises

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Floods and mudslides in Kenya have killed 169 people, and the toll is expected to rise with torrential downpours caused by El Niño weather conditions expected to keep pounding East Africa. Bloomberg News' Ondiro Oganga discusses with Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East & Africa.
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30 апр 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@KIM-xl6zs Месяц назад

We kenyans should start a fund for our people because as we know this useless government will not do anything for our people

@pietrojenkins6901 Месяц назад

You throw trash everywhere, build slums every place and then you blame government when it floods ?

@lastChang Месяц назад

China 🇨🇳 accounted for 2/3 of new global coal plant capacity in 2023. - China built 70 GW of new coal-power capacity last year, almost 20 times the rest of the world's 3.7 GW combined.

@DRventura333 Месяц назад

Every country in continents such as South America, Asia, Africa, Middle East, should begin, if not already, instituting emergency and contingency plans for "climate change" effects. They need to establish in-house Emergency Rescue and recovery crews who are well trained and have the most up to date equipment and supplies so they are ready on Day 1. Looking at these videos from this country (Kenya), Saudi Arabia, Dubai etc., the countries are not prepared locally to help themselves and their citizens. From the Tsunamis in Japan and Indonesia, etc., all countries must make this a critical priority.

@fahiimaabshir5792 Месяц назад

God Help our country and stop this heavy rains and Rivers from Flood If You see my quickly come up

@fahiimaabshir5792 Месяц назад

Mad

@kusemererwaxtine7475 27 дней назад

The reporter got it all🙏🙏🎁❤

@marchmadness23 Месяц назад

Damn ❤

@ExpressMovingLexKy Месяц назад

Poleni watu wetu

@elle5680 Месяц назад

The translator is wrong Poleni- is apologise, sorry, sympathy Watu - peopke Wetu - our or rather our people 😊😅😂

@teresiawachira1034 Месяц назад

The rain focus has been ongoing for weeks from weather man. But our clueless government has no clue what to do. No response emergency in place. This is the worst government we have ever have.

@OnenThomas-cw7py Месяц назад

Regina thomas president uganda omoro kpitlcity Citi Bank 🏦🏧 moment's PDM Kenyon yellow

@JohnDoe-wu4tt Месяц назад

So sad. Hope you recover quickly. Hope also you develop your energy resources so you have what you need like the US does. Don't blame climate change. Develop your economic capability so you can respond effectively like the more prosperous countries do. Issue is poverty not climate. Wish you all the best.