Following country and regional wide heavy rains that has led to displacement and floods, a community in Kenya’s northeast region of Marsabit County is fighting a cholera outbreak amid ongoing COVID_19 preparedness plans. The first cases of acute watery diarrhea originated in Silicho area, border between Kenya and Ethiopia. In early May, an MSF team drove for 1114 kilometers from the country’s capital, Nairobi. Upon arrival and much needed rest, the team, with the aim to supporting current Ministry of Health set-up conducted an assessment, gathered info about existing health facilities, and in the three days that followed, started setting up Cholera Treatment Units (CTUs) as they continue to monitor the progress of the outbreak.