Director NDMO Vasiti Soko says farmers are being advised to keep their animals, machines and farm implements away from any flooded areas and to secure their livestock sheds.

Where possible, Soko is urging farmers to move planting materials to higher ground so that they can be used after water recedes.

Meanwhile, the NDMO continues to ask residents in affected areas to store water and food and practice good hygiene.

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