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Martin Ondieki
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🚨 TRAGEDY AT OSIRI BRIDGE, NYATIKE

Several people are feared dead while others are still missing after a lorry carrying hawkers reportedly lost control and plunged into a river at Osiri Bridge in Nyatike Sub-County, Migori County.

The tragic accident occurred on the night of Wednesday, October 7, along the Osiri–Kalangi route, after the lorry reportedly veered off the road before plunging into the river.

Several passengers and pedestrians are feared to have been trapped inside the vehicle, while others reportedly sustained serious injuries.

Rescue teams and members of the public are expected to continue the search for those still missing as efforts to establish the exact number of casualties continue.

Our thoughts are with the affected families and the injured during this difficult time. 🕊️

#Migori #Nyatike
John Maina
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The government has heightened surveillance and response measures following an outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF), a highly contagious disease that affects pigs.

The affected counties include #Kiambu, #Tharaka-Nithi, #Embu, #Kakamega, #Homa Bay, #Busia and #Migori, which have been identified among the most affected areas.

Farmers are being urged to remain vigilant and follow veterinary health measures to help contain the spread of the disease.
Jackson Barasa
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The government has heightened surveillance and response measures in seven Kenyan counties following an outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF), a highly contagious disease affecting pigs.

The counties listed among the most affected are #Kiambu, #Tharaka-Nithi, #Embu, #Kakamega, #Homa Bay, #Busia and #Migori.

Farmers in the affected areas are urged to remain vigilant and follow veterinary health measures to help contain the spread of the disease.
Michael Ole Kasaine
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The Kenya Meteorological Department has forecast moderate to heavy rainfall in several parts of the country from Sunday, September 13, to Thursday, September 17, 2026.

The affected counties include #Nairobi, #Mombasa, #Kwale, #Lamu, #Kilifi, #Taita Taveta, #Garissa, #Mandera, #Marsabit, #Wajir, #Kiambu, #Meru, #Tharaka Nithi, #Nyeri, #Murang’a, #Nyandarua, #Kirinyaga, #West Pokot, #Uasin Gishu, #Nandi, #Elgeyo #Marakwet, #Kakamega, #Bungoma, #Vihiga, #Busia, #Kisumu, #Siaya, H#oma Bay and #Migori.