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Tears as hailstorms destroy several gardens in Rukiga district

MICAH KAMUSIIME | PML Daily CorrespondentbyMICAH KAMUSIIME | PML Daily Correspondent
September 23, 2019
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One of the farmers in his destroyed banana plantation (PHOTO/Courtesy)

RUKIGA – Over 70 homes in Kita, Kakirare, Nyamirembe and Nyamugaza villages in Kitanga parish Kashambya Sub-County, Rukiga district have been left stranded after their food crops including banana plantations, sorghum, cassava, Irish potatoes, beans and maize gardens, cabbages among others were destroyed by the heavy rains.

The rains which left several feeder roads in the area impassable also destroyed about five kitchens.

According to the Kitanga parish councilor Mr Bosco Turyasingura, the rain which hit the area for at least an hour started on Sunday afternoon 22/09/2019 at around 1 pm.

Ms. Peace Mugabirwe one of the locals from Kita village whose kitchen and banana plantation were swept away during the downpours said that she is afraid of her next source of livelihood.

Ms. Mgabirwe says that famine seems next that may hit them following the destruction of their crops and gardens.

“Am really shocked and stranded now on what my family’s next days will be like. Rain destroyed my kitchen, plantation and some of my animals,” Ms Mugabirwe narrates.

Mr Turyasingura called for the immediate intervention of the district authorities for relief so that the affected families do not completely suffer.

“Government especially the ministry of disaster preparedness should run to the rescue of these communities devasted by the calamity,” Mr. Turyasingura urges.

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