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in Mozambique, Sport city bearer residents are trying to piece their lives back together, but aid agencies are warning that another threat has increased for the thousands left destitute by Cyclone Eloise Crowded centers housing those left homeless by the tropical storm.
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Some are sleeping, tend to attend with no access toe, water, soap or masks, and that's creating the perfect conditions for co vid 19 to spread, according to ActionAid Marcy a Penance Shelagh project manager for ActionAid.
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Mozambique says there's an urgent need for basics from food and water to shelter.
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Cyclone Eloise destroyed homes, ruined crops and displaced thousands in an area still recovering from cyclone e Day nearly two years ago.
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So 93,418 people were already displaced in four provinces affected by E Day.
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Espinola Carib, head of the World Food Programme's bearish sub office, agreed that Covert 19 is a concern but said people had to be moved away from the danger.
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This was not a planned evacuation, he said.
