More than 70 households affected by flooding in Olukonda Constituency

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2025-03-25

KUNENE, 04 February 2016 - Rivers in flood in NW Kunene at Camp Syncro. Rainfall figures for the past four days recorded at the camp exceeds 150mm with the highest figure of 75mm recorded on 03 February. (Photo Contributed: Camp Syncro)

ONETHINDI, 25 MAR (NAMPA) - Seventy-six households in the Olukonda Constituency of the Oshikoto Region have been impacted by recent flooding.
Olukonda constituency councillor, Philemon Ndjambula, told Nampa on Monday that he had received numerous complaints and requests for intervention regarding the severe flooding.
“I received concerns on Saturday while I was away with work and I have forwarded these concerns to the regional council’s chairpers...

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