The Kenyan government has announced plans to evacuate its citizens living in Israel and Iran due to the escalating conflict between the two nations.
In a statement released on Saturday, June 21, the State Department for Diaspora Affairs urged Kenyans in the affected regions to register their personal details immediately to facilitate emergency assistance.
“For your safety and to ensure we can assist you promptly in case of any emergency or distress, we kindly ask you to register your details with the State Department for Diaspora Affairs,” the notice read.
The department has shared contact information and online registration links to streamline the process, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. This measure is part of the Kenyan government’s broader efforts to protect its citizens abroad during international crises.
The ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran have raised concerns over the safety of foreign nationals in the region. The Kenyan government is urging its diaspora community to cooperate fully and promptly to ensure a swift evacuation.
Further updates on evacuation timelines and logistics are expected in the coming days as the situation unfolds.
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