NiHSA Warns Flooding Could Last Until September, Risking Drinking Water Safety
The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency cautions that floods across several regions may persist through September, with conditions worsening in August without preventive measures. The agency had forecast these events early and issued warnings to relevant authorities. Officials highlight a serious threat to drinking water sources. Pre-flood baseline tests on borehole water quality will be matched with post-flood assessments to pinpoint contamination levels and sources. Lagos and other flood-prone areas face intensified risks due to blocked drainage, silt accumulation, low-lying terrain and rising river levels. Flooding is expected to recur on and off from July to September, with relief anticipated around November.
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