Chaos on Thika Road with heavy rains causing flooding and traffic disruptions. Find out the latest updates here!
Thika Road, one of Nairobi's main arteries, is facing chaos as heavy rains have transformed parts of it into impassable rivers. The Juja underpass is particularly affected, with traffic snarls beginning at Juja mall, creating a headache for motorists on both the highway and service lane. Additionally, authorities have closed several roads, including Mombasa Road at Cabanas and Thika Road at Githurai/Kahawa bridge due to flooding.
Kura has announced further road closures in Nairobi because of the intense flooding, with motorists braving flooded sections like the Kahawa Sukari exit on Thika road. The havoc caused by the heavy downpour in Nairobi is evident with destroyed traffic lights and damage to buildings like Imenti House due to fallen trees along Moi Avenue.
As the nightmare of unending floods continues, residents face significant losses as flash floods damage properties across the country. The Kenya Urban Roads Authority has partially closed city roads in Nairobi to mitigate the risks posed by the heavy rains. Furthermore, Kenya Railways has suspended commuter train services in the city to ensure passenger safety amidst the flooding in various parts of the country.
In a bid to avoid future chaos, authorities are urged to step up drainage maintenance and preparation for such calamities. Additionally, residents should stay vigilant and take necessary precautions during the rainy season to prevent further damage and disruptions to daily life.
At Juja underpass, traffic snarl-up begins at Juja mall, both on the highway and service lane.
โMotorists are also warned of flooding along Mombasa Road at Cabanas, Thika Road at Githurai/ Kahawa bridge. The traffic police and our technical team are on ...
Motorists drive through a flooded section of the Kahawa Sukari exit on Thika road after heavy rains. Photo credit: Francis Nderitu | Nation Media Group.
Destroyed traffic lights and part of the Imenti House were affected by the fallen trees along Moi Avenue on Wednesday, April 24, 2024.
The heavy rains pounding various parts of the country have left residents counting losses as flash floods cause damage to properties.
Kenya Urban Roads Authority announced a partial closure of roads in Nairobi County following heavy rains. Other technical team are on the ground to restore ...
The Kenya Railways company has suspended commuter train services in the city following heavy rains that has led of flooding in various parts of the country.
Kenha has resolved to open a guard rail with a backhoe as a temporary measure to ease flooding water and restore traffic to normalcy at the Juja underpass.