Community sensitization on natural calamities like landslides


Community sensitization on natural calamities like landslides, over flooding of rivers, heavy winds and heavy soil erosion causes and how to prevents all of these from happening

All  peoples properties were destroyed, loss of lives, famine due to loss of food and shelter. 

Most families were left homeless in the areas of mughete, kihungu, kasanga and many areas around kyarumba sub-county

 

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