MONTSERRADO COUNTY, Liberia–Residents of Thinkers Village Community are raising concerns over flooding in their neighborhood, as water covers roads and residential compounds, leaving some homes surrounded by floodwater.

About 50 homes are reportedly affected, disrupting daily activities and making movement within parts of the community difficult.

The situation has raised concerns about the living conditions of residents, particularly those whose homes are directly affected by the flooding.

Speaking in an interview with ELBC on August 19, 2026, some residents shared their concerns about the situation, describing the flooding as a major setback to their daily activities and livelihoods.

Flooding continues to pose environmental challenges to communities across Liberia, particularly during periods of heavy rainfall.

Poor drainage systems and inadequate waste management can contribute to water accumulation, putting homes and residents at risk.

The situation in Thinkers Village highlights the need for improved drainage systems, proper waste disposal, and effective environmental management in residential communities.

It also points to the need for greater attention from relevant local authorities and environmental institutions to address flooding and prevent further damage to affected communities.

For residents of Thinkers Village, the flooding is more than an environmental concern; it is a disruption to their daily lives, livelihoods, and living conditions. By Augusta Betty Nuah, Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS)