Kenya National Disaster Operation Centre

Mai Maihu once again. Take extra care when traveling in this region.

From Monday the general public are advised not to use plastic bags.

Nema declare Plastic free zone

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Ban on use of plastic papers is on . Use alternative bags like these ones.

This is the rain situation in the last 24 as reported by meteorological department.

DETAILED WEATHER FORECAST 30/04/2017

CENTRAL, NAIROBI AND PARTS OF EASTERN REGIONS
(These counties include, NYERI, MURANGA, KIRINYAGA, EMBU, MERU, KIAMBU, THARAKA NITHI, LAIKIPIA, NYANDARUA and NAIROBI).
Showers expected over several places tonight. Rains expected over several places in the morning.
Showers expected over a several places in the afternoon.

WESTERN, NYANZA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH RIFT VALLEY REGIONS
(These counties include ELGEYO MARAKWET, BARINGO, KERICHO, BOMET, NAKURU, NAROK BUSIA, BUNGOMA, UASIN GISHU, TRANS-NZOIA and WEST POKOT).
Showers and thunderstorms expected over several places tonight. Rains expected over several places in the morning. Showers and thunderstorms expected over several places in the afternoon tomorrow.

NORTH WESTERN/LAKE TURKANA REGION
(These counties include, TURKANA and SAMBURU).
Showers and thunderstorms expected over several places tonight. Rains expected over few places in the morning. Showers and thunderstorms expected over several places tomorrow in the afternoon.

Weather forecast by meteorological department indicated that areas shown on the map will have rainfall over the weekend thus Saturday, Sunday and up to Monday.

Tsunami drill which was done at Mombasa by NDOC, KMD and local community at Shelly beach.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnwE62c2r5E

National Disaster Operations Centre (NDOC) staged a huge tsunami mock drill in Mombasa The National Disaster Operations Centre (NDOC) staged a huge tsunami mock drill in Mombasa Shelly public beach, in an effort to gauge the country’s preparedn...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Exhy2oHFj_Q

TSUNAMI DRILL 2009 CD Quality Tsunami drill done by NDOC, KMD and Mombasa county disaster Committee.

Today is calm.please post to us about any incident or disaster wthin your locality.Thank you.

How to Survive a School or Workplace Shooting - via

Method 4 of 5: Preventing or Preparing for a School or Workplace Shooting

1. Report any suspicious activity. Keep alert and always report suspicious incidents to the authorities. If a student or co-worker talks about killing people or threatens to bring a knife or a gun to school, report this to a teacher or law enforcement. You may prevent a disaster by doing so. Many shooters often announce their plans ahead of schedule as a way of showing off; do not take their behavior lightly or as a joke and report it immediately.
2. Be aware of your school or workplace's lockdown procedure and emergency exits. If you do not have one, develop a procedure that stipulates how doors should be locked, where people should hide, and how the authorities should be called. Unfortunately, it may be difficult to follow protocol exactly in the event of a shooting, but knowing what it is can help you react in the most helpful way possible.
3. Be prepared for a shooting. Though you should not bring a weapon to school or to the workplace just in case there is a shooting, if you'd really like to be prepared, you should take self-defense classes or other classes that teach you how to fight off an attacker in the event of an attack or shooting. Knowing a few fighting tricks can help you feel more confident in the event that you have no choice but to attack a shooter.

Method 5 of 5: When Emergency Services Arrive

1. Wait for the police or emergency crew to assess the situation. Do not reveal your position or run to the officers. This action may create confusion and the officers may open fire on you. Patiently wait for the rescue crew to bring the situation under control.
If you are wounded wait for a paramedic or firefighter, so they can send you to the hospital.
2. Listen to police or military instructions. When you're leaving the building a police officer or a solider will es**rt you to the exit.
3. Leave the area immediately if you are able.