Kericho County relocates Binyiny landslide victims

Kericho County has relocated affected families in Binyiny village to safer grounds following a recent landslide disaster in the region. The move comes as experts were making efforts to assess the potential of a developing landslide recurrences in Tendwet Location, Kapsaos Ward, to avert damages in future. Leading a multi-sectoral team during an inspection of…

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Kericho County relocates Binyiny landslide victims

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