- In addition to drilling new water sources, the Kenya Red Cross is actively rehabilitating various water points damaged during the El Niño-induced flooding that occurred late last year.
The Kenya Red Cross has achieved a significant milestone in improving access to clean water in Makere, Tana River County. Their team recently successfully drilled a water borehole, relieving approximately 3,250 people in the area.
Expressing their joy and satisfaction, the Kenya Red Cross stated, "Our team is joyous after successfully drilling a water borehole in Makere, Tana River County, benefiting 3,250 people in this area." This accomplishment marks a crucial step in alleviating the challenges of water scarcity the local population faces.
In addition to drilling new water sources, the Kenya Red Cross is actively rehabilitating various water points damaged during the El Niño-induced flooding that occurred late last year. The widespread flooding wreaked havoc across the country, causing significant destruction and leaving communities needing assistance.
With funding provided by the Norwegian Red Cross through the Emergency Response Unit under @IFRC, the Kenya Red Cross is rehabilitating more than 129 water points in Tana River, Garissa, Wajir, and Mandera. These efforts aim to restore thousands of individuals in the affected regions access to safe and clean water.
Having access to clean water is an inherent and essential entitlement for every individual, and the Kenya Red Cross's efforts have made a noticeable impact on the well-being and livelihoods of the communities they assist.
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The provision of safe water not only improves hygiene and sanitation but enhances overall health and well-being, particularly in areas prone to waterborne diseases.
