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WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY

1 Do not panic or make others panic.
2 In case of Fires, use nearest exit.
3 Call the number 1513

*The Tharaka Nithi County Emergency response team will always try to attend to cases in the most prompt manner possible!

DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY

Direct Line: 1513
Offices: Chuka (Public Works Offices)
Contact Person: Alex Muthitu
Office Hours: Open 24/7

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Karibu sana Tharaka Nithi County! We believe in Diversity & Abundance.

We transform the livelihood of the people of Tharaka Nithi county on a foundation of integrity through accountable, efficient and effective leadership that invokes participation and pursuit of quality services, for a prosperous county that is a harbor of excellence

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Strengthening Eye Health in Tharaka Nithi! The County Eye Health team, led by CECM Dr. Nthuraku M’Riara and Chief Officer for Medical Services & ICT, Aggrey Karani held a Strategic Collaboration Meeting with the Fred Hollows Foundation representatives, led by Country Manager Peter Milo and Senior Project Manager Catherine Jakaiti.The Foundation was pleased with the progress and extended the collaboration for five more years, leading to more community outreach activities and granting more residents access to enhanced eye care services.Some of the key priorities of our collaboration include; establishing a functional eye theatre in each sub-county hospital, capacity building, and community integration for free eye screening and treatment services.We are committed to working together to minimize preventable blindness, restore sight, and transform our communities. #PartnershipForImpact and #LeavingNoOneBehind in #TharakaNithiCounty" ... See MoreSee Less
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Strengthening Environmental Action!Tharaka Nithi County Government has signed an MoU with Africa Centre for Environment, Energy & Climate Advocacy (ACEECA) to enhance environmental conservation and climate advocacy. Together, we are working for a greener future! ... See MoreSee Less
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Glaciers are vital freshwater reservoirs, supplying water to millions of people worldwide. As we commemorate this year’s World Water Day under the theme "Glacier Preservation," we are reminded of the urgent need to protect these critical water sources from the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation.In Tharaka Nithi County, the World Water Day celebrations were organized by the Tharaka Nithi County Government at Manyirani Falls in Marimanti Ward.The event was led by Water Chief Officer Ms Loise Wanja and her Culture counterpart, Ms Irene Nkirote and brought together key partners including: NIWASCO, the Institute for Water and Ecology, Kenya Water Institute, Davis and Shirtliff, Equity Bank, KCB Bank, Co-operative Bank, Family Bank, Village Hopecore, and Thingithu River Tree Nurseries. Their collaboration and commitment underscore the collective effort needed to safeguard water resources for present and future generations. ... See MoreSee Less
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Empowering our youth to acquire technical skills is one way of ensuring that they can identify opportunities faster and showcase their remarkable talents in today’s competitive online job market. The Jiinue Sasa Initiative led by H.E. the First Lady of Tharaka Nithi County Mrs. Margaret Muthomi held a mentorship drive at Mungoni Vocational Training Center in Karingani and Rubate Vocational Training Center in Magumoni. The sessions included counseling, donation of laptops, sewing machines, and dignity kits to support students enrolled at the institutions. During the drive, Mrs. Muthomi also encouraged all learners to dedicate themselves to hard work, which is essential for success.#LeavingNoOneBehind ... See MoreSee Less
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Technical skills are essential for economic growth and self-reliance, providing individuals with direct opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship. In recognition of this, the Tharaka Nithi County First Lady, HE. Margaret Muthomi, through her Jiinue Initiative today equipped Marimanti Vocational Training Centre with modern sewing machines, gave learners dignity kits and other essential items.Later, she visited Kiaritha Secondary School, where she donated a water harvesting tank and sports equipment.#LeavingNoOneBehind ... See MoreSee Less
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