Recent extreme rains, floods, and landslides in East Africa have caused significant devastation, resulting in at least 200 deaths and numerous injuries. The affected regions, including Tanzania, Kenya, and Burundi, are already struggling with the impact of the climate change crisis. The destructive effects of the heavy rains have highlighted the inadequate infrastructure and living conditions in urban areas, particularly impacting vulnerable communities. Tanzania reported 155 deaths and extensive damage to infrastructure and homes, while Kenya experienced 45 fatalities, displacement of over 66,000 people, and significant agricultural and infrastructure damage. In response, emergency measures have been initiated, and warnings of continued heavy rains and potential disease outbreaks have been issued. The situation in Burundi has also been dire, with residents forced to abandon their homes due to rising waters. These events underscore the urgent need for comprehensive disaster preparedness and climate change mitigation efforts in the region.