Unicef Uganda On Twitter Nakasongola Has Been Affected By Floods

Unicef Uganda Humanitarian Situation Report Floods Response No 2 The above normal down pours have had significant adverse impact, including loss of live, livestock, lack of access to safe and consumable water and damage to homesteads and sections of road networks. mbale, kapchorwa, sironko, bukedea and bulambuli are the most affected districts, with 23 deaths and 4,057 hh affected1. author (s) unicef. Gabriel otiira, serere district’s principal assistant secretary, confirmed that over 300,000 people in the district were affected by floods in 2021. “each sub county and town council in serere was hit by floods last year (2021). the floods also cut off eight major roads, submerged four villages and destroyed four boreholes.

Floods Wash Away Five Schools Cut Off 24 In Western Uganda Unicef Uganda Highlights according to uganda red cross society1, over the last 24 hours the eastern region of uganda has mostly been dry with few drizzles pouring through some areas and assessments and verifications of beneficiaries is still ongoing. 1,649 households have so far been registered for assistance in the districts of mbale, bulambuli, sironko, bukedea, kapchorwa and butalejja in response to. Sharing the lake kyoga waters with more than 15 other districts, nakasongola located west of the lake kyoga has now had 20 out of its 28 landing sites prone to floods in the past three years. The speaker for nakasongola district council, mr rogers sunday bwanga, said the government should come to their rescue. between 2021 and 2022, the lake kyoga flash floods displaced an estimated. A section of residents affected by floods in nakasongola district have raised a red flag over the likely outbreak of waterborne diseases resulting from the collapsed and washed away pit latrines.