#SingaPool - Twitter Hashtag

Mulat na, Noon pa- 🇵🇭🌷 @eldridgeketcher

about 2 months ago

Sad REALITY!!! 51B at its finest. #Singapool

Julian Miguel

@iamJulianMiguel

about 2 months ago

Despite being managed by the best and the brightest Duterte Family, DAVAO CITY is still getting flooded even without storms whatsoever. https://t.co/T13160wLDA

iamJulianMiguel's tweet photo. Despite being managed by the best and the brightest Duterte Family, DAVAO CITY is still getting flooded even without storms whatsoever.

https://t.co/T13160wLDA https://t.co/H8zTr0hfWr

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Mzalendo Mūtemi wa Kīama

@MutemiWaKiama

4 months ago

#SingaPool Maji Kifuani... The music is dope! 😀

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Nyanducha Edward @nyanducha

4 months ago

Today's newspaper headlines Saturday, 7th March 2026 Contact #Victorock #Kenya on 0706357055 or [email protected] for #Ubibot soil, temperature & humidity IoT #sensors, #Sophos firewalls, #Cisco #Meraki firewalls, switches #ePaper #Gazeti #Singapool #Flooding #Expressway

nyanducha's tweet photo. Today's newspaper headlines

Saturday, 7th March 2026

Contact #Victorock #Kenya on 0706357055 or info@victorockkenya.com for #Ubibot soil, temperature & humidity IoT #sensors, #Sophos firewalls, #Cisco #Meraki firewalls, switches

#ePaper #Gazeti #Singapool #Flooding #Expressway https://t.co/eStKIf7EM0

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Ronald Osumba @RonnieOsumba

4 months ago

Kenya Met reports Nairobi received around 20-60mm of rain. That is heavy but not extraordinary. Cities around the world handle this easily. Nairobi didn’t flood because of rain. It flooded because the Governor, Senator, MPs and MCAs have failed to fix the basics! #Singapool

RonnieOsumba's tweet photo. Kenya Met reports Nairobi received around 20-60mm of rain. That is heavy but not extraordinary. Cities around the world handle this easily. Nairobi didn’t flood because of rain. It flooded because the Governor, Senator, MPs and MCAs have failed to fix the basics! #Singapool https://t.co/TsaHmGAUzr

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East Africa Wellness Hub @EAWellness

4 months ago

👉 Remember: Extend kindness during this season. Helping a friend, checking on a neighbour, or offering support reflects the spirit of utu-our shared humanity and compassion for one another during difficult times #Singapool #Nairobi #Sakaja #Singapore

Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!

@nisisikenya

4 months ago

The heavy rains and flooding experienced across Nairobi have brought significant human, social, and economic hardship. Many citizens are grappling with the loss of loved ones, displacement, disrupted livelihoods, and emotional distress caused by the crisis. At Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!, we recognize the profound emotional and psychological toll that disasters such as flooding can have on individuals and communities. During moments of crisis, safety is not only physical but also emotional. Disasters often trigger the body’s natural stress response as it tries to protect itself from danger and uncertainty. Understanding how our minds and bodies react to stress can help citizens approach recovery with compassion and patience. When people experience flooding, loss, or displacement, the body may activate what is commonly known as the fight, flight, or freeze response. This biological reaction releases stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol to prepare the body to respond to danger. As a result, some people may feel fatigue, headaches, difficulty sleeping, anxiety, irritability, or trouble concentrating. Others may feel emotionally numb, overwhelmed, or constantly alert. These reactions are normal responses to abnormal and stressful situations. Recognizing this is important because it helps reduce self-judgment and encourages emotional healing. In such challenging times, small but meaningful actions can support recovery. Taking time to rest, practice slow breathing, stay connected with others, and seek support when needed can help regulate the body and restore emotional balance during and after the crisis. For pyschosocial support for civic actors, kindly reach out to us through: [email protected] or [email protected]. For other refferal pathways click the link below: https://t.co/EiqiAutILq Here are some tips that can help during this tough times. #Flooding #Nairobi #Singapore #Sakaja @EAWellness @kawive

nisisikenya's tweet photo. The heavy rains and flooding experienced across Nairobi have brought significant human, social, and economic hardship. Many citizens are grappling with the loss of loved ones, displacement, disrupted livelihoods, and emotional distress caused by the crisis. At Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi!, we recognize the profound emotional and psychological toll that disasters such as flooding can have on individuals and communities.

During moments of crisis, safety is not only physical but also emotional. Disasters often trigger the body’s natural stress response as it tries to protect itself from danger and uncertainty. Understanding how our minds and bodies react to stress can help citizens approach recovery with compassion and patience.

When people experience flooding, loss, or displacement, the body may activate what is commonly known as the fight, flight, or freeze response. This biological reaction releases stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol to prepare the body to respond to danger. As a result, some people may feel fatigue, headaches, difficulty sleeping, anxiety, irritability, or trouble concentrating. Others may feel emotionally numb, overwhelmed, or constantly alert.

These reactions are normal responses to abnormal and stressful situations. Recognizing this is important because it helps reduce self-judgment and encourages emotional healing.

In such challenging times, small but meaningful actions can support recovery. Taking time to rest, practice slow breathing, stay connected with others, and seek support when needed can help regulate the body and restore emotional balance during and after the crisis.
For pyschosocial support for civic actors, kindly reach out to us through: kenya@eawellnesshub.org or Info@inukakenya.com. For other refferal pathways click the link below: https://t.co/EiqiAutILq

Here are some tips that can help during this tough times.

#Flooding #Nairobi #Singapore #Sakaja
@EAWellness @kawive

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Ruth K. @kemmy_

4 months ago

Driving in yesterday’s heavy rain was chaotic. I didn’t know there were floods between T-Mall and Madaraka. After sitting at T-Mall for over an hour I took that left turn and found three cars already submerged. Somehow I made it through. #singapool

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ꋪꄲꇙꏂꌦ @astoldbyrosey

almost 4 years ago

Climate change + poor urban planning = #Singapool

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Sonia Tuyishimire @miss5sonia

over 6 years ago

@rutembessa hahaaa #singapool ya #Afrika ibintu biranse .hahahaa iyi video izohora inyibutsa ko urwavu muri show off ari urwambere sindabona un pays frimeur nkarwo

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