The Kaduna State Emergency Management Agency (KADSEMA) has issued a warning to residents in seven Local Government Areas (LGAs) who are at risk of flooding, particularly those living near waterways. The agency is urging these communities to relocate to safer, higher ground as the peak of the rainy season approaches.
In a statement released on Monday, the Executive Secretary of KADSEMA, Dr. Usman Mazadu, highlighted the urgent need for residents to take precautionary measures due to the continuous torrential rainfall experienced in recent days.
Dr. Mazadu emphasized that the persistent heavy rain could lead to rivers overflowing, particularly in LGAs where rivers or tributaries flow through the communities. He advised residents in these areas to remain vigilant and prepare to evacuate to higher and safer locations.
“It is crucial for communities within these areas to be on high alert for potential flooding. They must be prepared to evacuate to safer grounds immediately,” Mazadu stated.
The affected communities include:
KADSEMA is urging residents in these communities to act swiftly to avoid potential disaster.
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