World leaders are among those sending encouraging words to Kenyans in the ongoing flooding situation. Pope Francis shared his message on his social media indicating Kenya is special to him and he stands in solidarity in this difficult moment.
He also expressed hope that the country will overcome its challenges.
"I am spiritually close to the people of #Kenya at this time when a severe flood has claimed many lives and destroyed vast areas. Let us #PrayTogether for all those who suffer the effects of this natural disaster."
Many families have been displaced and lives lost in the ongoing mass flooding in Nairobi and other parts of the country.
Over 14 tourist camps have been affected by flooding in Talek Narok,
Several businesses including hotels lodges, and camps in Maasai Game Reserve submerged after Talek River burst its bank, tourists are stranded according to Chief park warden Stephen Minis.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame also penned his message of solidarity with Kenya.
"My sincere condolences to you my brother, President @WilliamsRuto and the people of Kenya, for the families displaced and the lives lost in the ongoing mass flooding in Nairobi and other parts of the country. Rwanda stands in solidarity with you and the country in this difficult time."
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