Flash floods, which began on March 6, have caused widespread destruction across East Africa. The National Police Service reported a death toll of 108 people as of Saturday.
The floods swept away dozens of vehicles and disrupted air travel, while also damaging power infrastructure. Over 2,700 families have been displaced by the disaster.
Despite easing in some areas, authorities warn that the risk of flooding remains due to overflowing drainage systems and waterlogged ground.
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