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Floods: Soludo’s wife urges Anambra residents to stay vigilant
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Floods: Soludo’s wife urges Anambra residents to stay vigilant

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 2 mins read
Floods: Soludo’s wife urges Anambra residents to stay vigilant

By Vincent Ujumadu

AWKA — Anambra State First Lady, Mrs Nonye Soludo, has urged residents across the state to take precautionary measures as flooding caused by torrential rainfall continues to affect several communities.

Mrs Soludo, who expressed concern over the impact of the floods on families, particularly those living in flood-prone areas, gave the advice following reports of flooding that rendered some roads impassable.

She urged residents to remain vigilant, pay attention to weather and flood warnings, avoid crossing flooded roads and waterways, and relocate to safer areas whenever their homes or immediate surroundings become unsafe.

The governor’s wife also appealed to residents to maintain clean surroundings and stop dumping refuse in drainage channels, warning that blocked waterways could worsen flooding and endanger lives and property.

She particularly urged parents and guardians to keep children away from floodwaters, drainage channels, streams and other potentially dangerous areas during periods of heavy rainfall.

Mrs Soludo stressed the need for increased community awareness and collective responsibility, noting that early action and responsible environmental practices could help reduce the risks associated with flooding.

She encouraged residents to promptly report emergencies and other situations requiring urgent intervention to relevant authorities, while urging communities to look out for one another and respond quickly whenever floodwaters begin to rise.

The First Lady commiserated with families and communities severely affected by the floods and appealed for calm, assuring residents that the government was working to provide immediate and long-term solutions.

She said preparedness, vigilance and responsible environmental practices remained essential to protecting lives and reducing the impact of flooding across the state.

Mrs Soludo assured residents that the state government would continue to take necessary measures to cushion the effects of the disaster on affected families and communities.

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