The Meteorological Department had announced that the country will receive El Nino from October to December 2023, urging the public to prepare adequately. Wajir is a prone to conflicts, slow-onset natural disasters such as droughts and famine, and rapid-onset disasters such as floods, land or mudslides, and disease outbreaks. High levels of malnutrition-related illnesses and deaths, and disruption of livelihoods. Other areas with poor surface water drainage are prone to flooding, resulting in loss of life and property, and outbreaks of waterborne human and animal diseases such as cholera and Rift Valley fever. Several counties have put in place measures that they will undertake during the period of El Nino, including buying boats and coming up with environmental teams. As expressed fear that the El-Nino rains may cause destruction like flooding, soil erosion and landslides and asked the relevant authorities to sensitize residents about the extraordinary rains. The question...