Floods kill at least 76 people, with over 90 still missing in Kenya

The flooding was exacerbated by the bursting of a dam and clogged culverts, leading to an onslaught of water that carried away houses, cars, and railway tracks. Survivors described the scene as chaotic, with many people swept away by the raging waters. The death toll has been steadily rising, with reports indicating at least 76 people confirmed dead and 110 others in hospital. The Kenya Red Cross has rescued over 300 people since the onset of the heavy rain in March. The government has ordered the evacuation of all riverside dwellings and is working to recover bodies from the mudslides and floodwaters.