Between 29th October and 01 November 205, the Sebei Sub-region in Eastern Uganda, covering Bukwo, Kween, and Kapchorwa districts, experienced heavy continuous rainfall that triggered severe flooding and landslides.
The region’s steep terrain and flood-prone valleys heightened the disaster’s impact, resulting in the loss of 30 lives, with others still missing, alongside widespread destruction of homes, schools, health facilities, and critical road networks.
The epicentres of the disasters are Kaptang Village in Taikut Subcounty, Kween District, and Chesimot Village in Cesower Subcounty, Bukwo District.
ACT Uganda Forum national member, Church of Uganda is planning to respond to the most affected persons by supporting 800 HH with basic needs and psychosocial support.
