sh. The news in the media does barely reflect the situation here. We just discussed the situation today with Mr. Joseph Muya, a good friend of of the Rhein-Valley Hospital, here in Nakuru. In the last few days he donated corn, rice and cabbage for distribution to the refugees. Mr. Muya said, we want peace and we want the return of the tourists. Normally 300 hotel guests frequent
the Lake Nakuru Lodge, today it's empty. We saw only one tourist bus in the whole park area, it's unbelievable. The people who find shelter in the football stadium, are traumatized. They want to escape because they fear the immediate future. Many don't know what tomorrow will bring. The few existing trucks are filled to the brim and the people are fighting to get their little belongings on board.
sh. The news in the media does barely reflect the situation here. We just discussed the situation today with Mr. Joseph Muya, a good friend of of the Rhein-Valley Hospital, here in Nakuru. In the last few days he donated corn, rice and cabbage for distribution to the refugees. Mr. Muya said, we want peace and we want the return of the tourists. Normally 300 hotel guests frequent
the Lake Nakuru Lodge, today it's empty. We saw only one tourist bus in the whole park area, it's unbelievable. The people who find shelter in the football stadium, are traumatized. They want to escape because they fear the immediate future. Many don't know what tomorrow will bring. The few existing trucks are filled to the brim and the people are fighting to get their little belongings on board.
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