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The government has been challenged to ramp up response measures to the ongoing floods and the growing humanitarian crisis that is unfolding. Leaders from areas hardest hit by the floods say the national government hasn't allocated and released funds to enable them assist thousands of people in need of help. This comes as the ministry of Interior announced that the government's plan to respond is well underway with multi sectoral players engaged to address the negative impact of the rains.
Government challenged to ramp up floods response efforts
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