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Families displaced by rising waters of Lake Naivasha start returning

Situation in Kihoto estate, Naivasha which flooded due to the rise in water levels from Lake Naivasha. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

Tens of families who were displaced by rising waters of Lake Naivasha have started trooping back to their flooded homes in Kihoto estate after water levels started to drop.

Home owners who had rented houses in nearby estates are leading the lot weeks after Nakuru County relocated over 3,000 families and paid for their rent.

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