The National Police Service (NPS) has reported a grim rise in fatalities linked to the ongoing floods ravaging various parts of the country. As of March 29, 2026, the official death toll reached 110, marking a significant escalation in the national crisis.
In a formal update released on Monday, March 30, 2026, the police confirmed that the situation is deteriorating rapidly. Persistent heavy rains across several regions continue to cause widespread destruction and the mass displacement of residents.
Beyond the loss of life, authorities have tracked extensive damage to the country’s transport networks and essential public utilities. The floods have cut off key supply routes and interrupted critical services, hampering both daily life and emergency response efforts. According to the NPS, the disaster now affects 30 counties, leaving a trail of ruined infrastructure in its wake.
“Widespread flooding continues to affect communities across the country, impacting 30 counties and causing extensive damage to critical infrastructure, including transport networks and public utilities,” NPS said.
The national death toll has increased by two, with these most recent deaths occurring in the Western and Nyanza regions. In response, authorities have maintained active coordination efforts to bolster safety measures and provide emergency assistance to the hardest-hit communities.
The National Police Service (NPS) has urged the public to utilize 24-hour emergency lines to report any incidents for a rapid response. Citizens can reach help via 999 or 911 or use the toll-free #FichuaKwaDCI line. Additionally, a dedicated WhatsApp channel remains open for real-time reporting. As the country navigates this unfolding disaster, the NPS has called on everyone to monitor regular updates and weather alerts from the Kenya Meteorological Department to stay informed of shifting risks.
“The death toll had risen to 110 as of yesterday evening, following two additional fatalities reported in the Western and Nyanza regions. Coordinated response efforts remain active to enhance safety and provide assistance,” NPS added.
“National Police Service emergency lines are accessible 24/7: 999, or 911. Members of the public can also report incidents through #FichuaKwaDCI on 0800 722 203 (toll-free) or via WhatsApp on 0709 570 000,” NPS added.
“Further, to enhance preparedness and response to weather-related risks, the public is encouraged to regularly access updates and alerts from the Kenya Meteorological Department via https://meteo.go.ke. The National Police Service remains steadfast in its commitment to serving and protecting the public,” NPS stated.
