Below are some of the pictures from my Social Network Friends on the ongoing Rainfalls in Dar es Salaam.
Locations of some of the Pictures not yet known to me.
More pictures will be uploaded as i continue to collect them from my social network friends.
Feel free to email me your pictures on current rainfalls and flood at
molezblog@moledina.co.tz
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
PICTURE FROM MOLEZ BLOG'S FOLLOWER ( ABDILLAH KINYAGA)
RUVU
RUVU
RUVU
RUVU
Eneo la Mwenge karibu na kituo cha daladala.....
Maduka ya Mwenge yakiwa yamezingrwa na maji.....
Mwenge
Maji yakikatiza barabara eneo la ITV.....
JANGWANI
KARIKAOO
KARIAKOO
KONGOWE - MBAGALA
CHAMAZI
UNITED NATIONS ROAD
CHAMAZI
CHAMAZI
CHAMAZI - ALI BANDALI - KSIJ (Khoja Shia Ithnasheri Jamaat) Task Force Volunteer who was among the rescuers
UNITED NATIONS ROAD
BUNJU
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UPANGA NEAR AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY
KONGOWE - MBAGALA
KONGOWE
MAYFAIR PLAZA - MIKOCHENI
BEST BITE - ON WAY TO NYUMBANI LOUNGE
KFC - MIKOCHENI
MTONI KIJICHI ON WAY TO MBAGALA
Thanx for sharing the plights of fellow Bongo residents.
ReplyDeleteWhilst we sit dry and snugly in our "IVORY TOWERS" we tend to forget that some our fellow city residents are upto their necks in water
Lets pray for their relief...! God is Great..
DeleteI hope they all get what they lost, Allah is Great..
ReplyDeleteAllah is Great.. Pole sana :((
ReplyDeleteIts about time that we and the government in place should do something and forget about 10%s in each thing they do. They do not complete projects at a desired quality and yet increase number of days in they hopeless meetings which yield no fruits. May God help this nation and have mercy on all the bad deeds which might have been the reason for all these, a reminder to all of us, these are the last days, the son of Man is coming soon.
ReplyDeleteEeeeh mweezi mungu tuepushie mbali na balaa hili.
DeleteWhat is the Gov't doing to help its citizens. Ot what has it done so far.
DeleteThe people in the Govt. are supposed to be the guardians of people who elected them and put them there. BUT.....they are greedy pigs....lining their pockets with the money they are supposed to use it for the GOOD of the people and they are getting fatter than pigs. Selfish, greedy politicians are serving their own interest ....it is sad for us all!!!
DeleteOh my god!! ��
ReplyDeleteMwenyezi Mungu awapeni tahfif waliokutwa na majanga haya. Amin
ReplyDeleteAlhamdulilah.. kinacho amrishwa na Allah.... ni Kher na Neema kwa binadamu..tuwe na subra na tuombe takhfif kwa Mola.
ReplyDeleteWapuumbavu wapo bungeni wanakuls penseni,hata miundo mbinu hatuna ...innalillahi wainna ilayhi rajiun
ReplyDeleteNice collection may Allah help everyone... :(
ReplyDeleteAllah atawalinda na kila balaa poleni sana
ReplyDeleteHAMENI MABONDENI KILA SIKU MNAAMBIWA HAMJALI
ReplyDeleteWere there any weather forcast publicised. If its going to rain so much, why were ppl and vehicles on the road. Everyone should have stayed at home and Government curfew imposed.
ReplyDeleteMay Allah help all of you who are in this difficult times. God be with you. Ameen
ReplyDeleteCan someone post what the TZ GOVT is doing to help the helpless? Other than break the bandaz and collect revenue (fot national development) they claim.
ReplyDeleteTz govt is busy, eating good food, getting paid more than 300,000/= per day just to sit in the Bunge, making drama fights whilst there. All this time, sisi wananchi tuna pata tabu na shida
ReplyDeleteWhy are people waiting for their governments to do something, when we all know they will not help..?? Are our own hands broken...?
ReplyDeleteMay Allah ease all the burden and difficulties of all the people who have been affected and give them strength and courage to face this hardship.
ReplyDeleteIt is about time the City Council break and demolish all the extended Bandaz which slows down the flow of Water when it rains. The water stays on the road insted of going into the sewerage. PLS PLS City Council act asap. Thanx.
ReplyDeleteAll the above Bandaz are in East And West of Upanga, Daressalaam. City Council Pls act fast so we can stay without fear of FLOOD when heavy rain falls.
ReplyDeletewell that was natures cause may he thinks to bring back normal
ReplyDeleteremoving bandaz wont help as there is no sewer system to drain the water, the TZ govt. should spend money to fix this instead pocketing the bribes they get - curse on this politicians who do not look after thgeir people.
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