Kenya Red Cross has revealed that 52 people have died so far due to the severe flooding triggered by heavy rains being experienced in the country.

The report also indicates that 24,415 people were displaced across various regions in the country.

The Rift Valley region witnessed 15 fatalities, with 3 others sustaining injuries, and 1,657 people being displaced.

In Nyanza, 6 lives have been lost, and 116 individuals displaced.

Meanwhile, in Western Kenya, 4 casualties, 4 injuries, and 154 displacements have been reported.

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The Eastern region is also grappling with 10 fatalities, 2 injuries, 1 missing person, and a staggering 2,190 people displaced.

Further, the North Eastern region faces the loss of 9 lives and 20,123 individuals displaced.

The Coast region has reported 3 fatalities and 174 displacements, while Central Kenya has 4 deaths and 1 displaced person.

In Nairobi, one life has been lost.

Altogether, 56,549 individuals in Kenya have been affected.

The Kenya Meteorological Department forewarned that the rains are expected to persist until January 2024, heightening the risk of further devastation.