In Kibera, women and children most threatened by rain floods

The country has passed through the most severe period in the recent period, causing non-production of crops in many areas, thus leaving nearly 3, 4 million Kenyans at risk of hunger and about 500. Thousands of people without access to water.

While the arrival of unwanted rainfall is seen as a blessing and brings great relief to agricultural areas, the rains also affect people's lives and cause ruin in other parts of the country.

The fall of rain in Nairobi shows poor infrastructure, reports “Alzeera”, Periscopi broadcast.

Nairobi's already bad traffic gets worse, as poor, well-to-be roads are flooded.

The lack of solid waste management systems means that heavy rains cause deposits on all roads and in the courtyards of residents.

While all this battle is to face, the women and children living in Kibera bear the worst possible consequences of rain.

Women and children are the most affected by the effects of poor flooding and sanitation.

Lack of proper drains is a major cause of flooding in slums. /Periscopi/