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Hundreds of residents living along the banks of Malakisi and Komeriai rivers in Teso South Sub- County in Busia County are grappling with huge losses after severe floods swept away property and crops of unknown value. Following theTuesday evening downpour residents are concerned are concerned about their safety and are urgently appealing to the government to relocate them to higher grounds. They also want authorities to provide long-term solutions to the perennial flooding in region.
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Locals left counting huge losses
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