And what's this about Nakuru being especially at risk? Anyone with more information?
Daudi, I'm not privy to the exact info you may be looking for. My wild guess would be:
- Seismic adjustments are most prone along some identified zones.
- Our dear Rift valley happens to have been formed through seismic activities ->Indicates that this belt was once seismologically active.
This gives it a marginal propensity to behave likewise should an outside chance present itself.
- Now with Nakuru being the most built up and inhabited area within this belt, the casualty/damage risk factor therein increases.
Tony.