Rising Waters of Lake Turkana Turn El Molo Village into an Island - Isolated by Waters
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Année2021
Durée18m
A Kenyan village inhabited by El Molo people in Loyiangalani, Marsabit county has been cut off from the mainland by rising waters of Lake Turkana and turned into an Island. Residents are struggling to access key amenities like schools, hospitals and markets.
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Sweety SirinaOct 28, 2025
A Kenyan village inhabited by El Molo people in Loyiangalani, Marsabit county has been cut off from the mainland by rising waters of Lake Turkana and turned into an Island. Residents are struggling to access key amenities like schools, hospitals and markets.
