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Official: 3,300 people in dire need of relief food due to insecurity and drought

A senior police officer trains Kenya Police reservist recruited at Rumuriti in Laikipia county .A number of KPRs have been recruited in Baringo and Laikipia counties to assist police officers in restoring peace in the counties .PHOTO:KIPSANG JOSEPH

The number of people in need of relief food in the county has risen by 1,800 to 3,300, according to the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS).

The society's regional manager, Anwar Said, who spoke during distribution of food at Moinonin in Baringo North sub-county, attributed the increase to insecurity that has made many people flee their homes.

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