Flash floods on August 26 affected over 84,000 people, including a significant number of children and persons with disabilities. Continuous heavy rainfall between September 24 and 28 has disrupted ongoing response activities, forcing some families to relocate again. The Logistics and Telecommunications Cluster has been active for one month, supporting 77 partners and facilitating the storage and transport of substantial cargo.

The destruction or damage of essential infrastructure, including water schemes, toilets, health facilities, and schools, poses significant challenges. Ongoing heavy rainfall continues to hinder humanitarian access and response operations.

The floods have led to the displacement of nearly 14,000 people. Critical services are impacted by the damage to 64 water schemes, 10,000 toilets, 7 health facilities, and 23 schools, affecting access to water, sanitation, health, and education.

The specific impact of the recent heavy rainfall on food security and nutrition, as well as detailed protection concerns, is not yet covered in recent reporting.