Floods in Kongo-Central province continue to cause considerable damage, with houses collapsed and crops ravaged in several regions. The provincial government, aware of the magnitude of the situation, has undertaken to count the victims in order to provide them with adequate assistance.
According to the provincial Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Antoine Wilfied Dimelo, heavy rains and rising river waters caused devastating floods. Homes were weakened, leading to the collapse of some of them, while crops were seriously damaged.
Faced with this emergency situation, the provincial government is committed to providing aid to the victims. Once the count of victims is completed, measures will be taken to provide them with material and financial support to help them rebuild their lives.
These floods highlight the challenges faced by communities in Kongo-Central in terms of natural risk management. It therefore becomes essential to invest in suitable infrastructure and early warning systems to minimize the impacts of such disasters.
Additionally, it is crucial to raise awareness among local populations about good flood management practices, such as developing evacuation plans and building weather-resistant housing.
In conclusion, the floods in Kongo-Central caused considerable damage to homes and crops. The provincial government is mobilizing to count the victims and provide them with adequate assistance. It is now crucial to invest in prevention and awareness measures to reduce the future impacts of such disasters.