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How recent flooding crisis could fuel neglected topical diseases in Kenya

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Motorists and passengers using Nyakweri-Lwanda road which was impassable after waters from the backflow of Lake Victoria flooded it. [Anne Atieno, Standard]

The flooding crisis that rocked the country between March and May, was one of the worst natural disasters to hit the country in recent times.

With more than 315 dead and thousand others displaced, the effects on lives were significant and were projected to have far-reaching effects even into the future by, among other bodies, the Ministry of Health.

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