Floods must not become a public health crisis
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When floods strike, public attention naturally turns to submerged roads, damaged homes and displaced families.
Yet another emergency can develop beyond immediate public view: drinking-water sources become contaminated, sanitation systems fail, health facilities become difficult to reach, and communities face growing exposure to disease. If these risks are not addressed early, a weather emergency can quickly become a public health crisis.
This is the threat Kenya must prevent as the country prepa
Yet another emergency can develop beyond immediate public view: drinking-water sources become contaminated, sanitation systems fail, health facilities become difficult to reach, and communities face growing exposure to disease. If these risks are not addressed early, a weather emergency can quickly become a public health crisis.
This is the threat Kenya must prevent as the country prepa
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