PETER MSETEKA NEWS UPDATE

Residents have been warned about rising water levels in some areas along the shores of Lake Malawi, particularly in the northern region. The warning comes as a result of heavy rainfall and increased water flow from upstream areas. Authorities in Malawi are urging residents to take precautions as the situation may lead to flooding from March 7 to 14, 2024.

The alert was issued by the Director of Water Resources, Eng James H Chitete, who advised people living in affected areas to be vigilant and take necessary safety measures.

According to reports, the areas most at risk include North Rukulu, South Rukulu, Hara, Nyungwe, Wovwe, Songwe, Kyungu, Lufilya, Limphasa, Nkhulq, Lipimbi, Dwambazi, Dwanga, Bua, Luweya, Linthipe, Chirua, Lingadzi, Kaombe, Lifidzi, and Nadzipuru.

Residents are advised to stay updated on the situation and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and protect their property from potential flooding.