Name: How Mozambique Is Rebuilding After a Devastating Cyclone | The Dispatch
Uploaded: 2020-03-28T09:25:35.000Z
Duration: 4 min 31 s
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Agushto Brishe used to grow maize and rice here.

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until a cyclone struck his village in mid-March.

and for his wife Amelia was losing their eight-year-old

What saved them was climbing up a tree like this one.

“When the water came, how high did it go?

Idai was the deadliest cyclone to hit southern Africa

It brought torrential rain that flooded entire towns

In Mozambique, at least 600 people were killed,

of the poorest in the world, and the little they

So we came here weeks after the storm —

With crops wiped out, millions are struggling

She’s with her neighbor Esther, whose daughter Lasina

In a matter of days, the number of recorded cases

Esther wants to have her daughter examined,

So they head to an emergency treatment center run

The doctors don’t think Lasina has cholera or malaria.

In fact, it looks like what she needs is food.

“(SINGING) Thank you, thank you, Jesus.

Thank you, thank you, Jesus, from my heart.”

“Please, please, please always consider malaria a problem.”

“Is [inaudible] a South African organization,

or is it part of an international one?”

“It’s a proud South African organization.”

Everywhere we go, the effort to bring the town back

We catch up with Esther and Amelia after their visit

it’s an hour and a half journey on foot.

But that’s what they have to do to keep the family fed.

There’s enough aid for now while funds last.

But the next big harvest is one year away,

and they’re going to need a lot of help

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How Mozambique Is Rebuilding After a Devastating Cyclone | The Dispatch

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