Tuesday, May 7, 2024 - Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has revealed that he and President William Ruto are not sleeping due to the ongoing floods in many parts of the country.
Speaking on Monday when he chaired the National Disaster Response Steering Committee, Gachagua said that they have been receiving calls from all over the country, from people seeking assistance.
"The challenge we are facing today is heavy, we are not able to sleep.
"Calls are coming from across the country and everybody is asking for food and non-food items.
"People asking for military choppers to assist in dropping food. People asking for support," Gachagua said.
The DP went on to say that the situation is dire and uncertainty remains over many aspects, including the education of Kenyan children.
However, he thanked Kenyans for understanding the efforts the State continues to put in place and for their cooperation.
"Parents are very unsure of what will happen to their children, the children are at home and we have no date of when the schools will reopen," Gachagua said.
"It's a difficult time and I want to thank the people of Kenya for their cooperation and support," he noted.
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