Limbe: Red Cross Assists Flood Victims

T he challenge of movement which was faced by the Ca­ meroon Red Cross in Fako Di­ vision in Limbe has now been laid to rest. It was handed a vehicle on No­ vember 3, 2026, by the National President of the Cameroon Red Cross, Akame Mfoumou Cécile Léonie. She was accompanied by the Head of Delegation of the International Fe­ deration of Red Cross and Red Cres­ cent Societies (IFRC) and his team. The vehicle is expected to allow Red Cross teams to reach affected neigh­ borhoods more easily, better monitor response activities, strengthen coor­ dination on the ground, and maintain regular contact with affected fami­ lies. This was in response to the deadly Mbende landslide of August 5, 2026. The National President of the Ca­ meroon Red Cross visited Mbende and South East Community as she wanted to see the situation firsthand. As the need require, she donated cash aid, hygiene kits, mosquito nets, and psychosocial support to the af­ fected population. There was also an awareness campaigns. The fami­ lies expressed their gratitude for the assistance they received. They also commended the commitment of the volunteers from the Fako De­ partmental Committee who have been there for them since the be­ ginning of the flood and landslide crisis. Akame Mfoumou Cécile Léonie told the families that the Cameroon Red Cross has not forgotten them adding that they will continue with their mis...