The Jubaland Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Agency today convened a high-level meeting focused on preparedness measures for the anticipated El Niño weather conditions and potential flooding expected to affect parts of Jubaland in the coming months.
The meeting was chaired by the Chairman of the Jubaland Refugees and IDPs Agency, Ali Adan Ali, and brought together key stakeholders to discuss strategic plans aimed at mitigating the impact of the forecasted heavy rains and flood risks.
Participants extensively reviewed preparedness and response mechanisms, with particular emphasis on strengthening coordination and collaboration among relevant institutions to enhance disaster prevention efforts and minimize the adverse effects of potential flooding on vulnerable communities.
The discussions also highlighted the importance of public awareness and community engagement, underscoring the need to educate residents about the risks associated with heavy rainfall and flooding, as well as the precautionary measures they can take to safeguard lives and property.
The meeting forms part of ongoing efforts by the Jubaland government and its partners to bolster disaster preparedness and resilience, ensuring communities are better equipped to respond to weather-related emergencies.
