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story allowed. i'm eddie michael jr you're welcome to the program authorities incomers say the people who died in the landslide on monday built homes on unsafe ground despite its government warnings more than 40 people were killed in the town of a buffer in the west of the country after a heavy rainfall dislodged the at the bottom rescuers were looking for survivors in the remains of flattened homes for more on that story i am joined by our reporter i encounter in a blaze a young fellow blaze now we do understand the local authorities say they want people against building houses in that area about why they did not stop them knowing that this could happen. to all the government has laws in place

prudential people who own construction houses in such areas approved east within the local council does the local government tory sees. that sometimes go ahead and get people commission to view induce areas and some of these people who understand the houses in these areas i'm not so into that and sometimes you don't move the risk of these so it's not like you go many don't know that these people who live in these pieces is just that you have corruption corruption involved here but why would people live in areas classified as dangerous zones. carew is very intense and resources for the people themselves out war so lots of people cannot afford to buy expensive land in big cities like buffer some so some of them are forced to consult your homes used in these dangerous places because it's a big sheet to go to london. so tell us quickly government is trying to deal with

the current landslide disaster how exactly are they helping the situation. the government has released about 25 we don't see a front for the families and people affected by these. also. also taking care of the medical bills will lose out so by. design and also trying to make sure that people who are living in environments where these disaster to police should immediately be because. of fall in the country however action speaks louder than words is that really going to happen. it's still to be seen but a lot of people themselves are really afraid so we have a lot of people that even that area because. of the rains continue to to pull down here. last night like these my my company. ok

plays a young video be reporting by a camera in many thanks for your insights now a follow up on a story did have you covered it while ago about an official correctional center has or so-called torture houses for drug addicts and one of those sent to us and got to know the north of nigeria they are now used brutal methods to treat the patients he put them in chains after his arrest our correspondent flows through our attends the same center in could do enough and sent us this report. good food fresh air and time to rest the things andy dick way could only dream of while he was in rehab imitation and now part of his daily life in this temporary shelter and he spent the past 5 years seen his drug addiction problem at a private rehab center in manchuria as we know them do not state but he's still far

from fully recovered and needs. to take me down so that maybe the. streets were. kind of. that was not wasn't the kind of treatment. given to his feet were constantly bound in chains he was allowed to shar only once a month and he's dead and clue where infested with lice he tells me. d.w. visited the center if he wants a group we also interviewed my lama dude he did not want to elaborate why he kept his patients in chains we filmed secretly as we were not given access to many parts of the center informal correctional center as like this have existed for decades in the moves of nigeria they are commonly called the down body meaning house of

chains a place where it is believed that an intense freely just indoctrination as a solution to misbehavior including drug abuse in a recent clamp down against these torture houses and the and the 146 other people who were rescued from here all the rooms have now been permanently closed for mahmoud this marks the end of the world for his rehab it's a shiny business no one knows exactly how many torture houses exist but 3 others have read it and shuts down the more call form with the best practices and we believe that rehab is not supposed to be at your house a rehab it's not supposed to have people where they're being chained and being deprived of source of livelihood was especially. extra money to pour the condition

that is also very poor and then. some of the facilities attribute you have enough troops to accommodate the number of people that we met there she also tells me the state government plans to bude 3 major rehab intention centers but this center could take years to be completed and of the hundreds of men rescued from the torture harley's to date the government has agreed to fully fund treatment for only 12 m. most have returned to their parents but the future of those seal waiting for help remains very uncertain. joining me now from nigeria is our correspondent flourished hello flourish it's nice to see you but we're going to talk about is not is that how most such cases existed for decades without. being

drawn to it i mean how does this even happen. well the government authorities have been aware of places like this for us long as everyone else has been aware of them they are not places they're not heeding places and in fact i think what was shocking when we spoke to my lamu defined out of this particular piece that we visit ted was how close he was to many government officials he took us to his office showed us several awards he had received and also pictures with top government officials and top police officers and that is why many people because this relationship that he has with the government is also not heeding that's why many people are saying that this move by the government to clamp down on the house is simply political just to make them look good so how can we take this this move by the government. well as 6

we've heard many hundreds of men and women have been rescued from these houses well how do we take them any serious when it seems as if the government does not have any alternative plans to help these people many of them are simply returned back to their families and the government only decide it's care for 12 of them when i spoke to the commission as she said that those were the 12 that needed urgent attention however when we went to temporary come with the rest of the recovering addicts way we saw that many of them feel the need of medical attention in fact andy the young man we interviewed in the report while we were talking he could barely stand. he was shaking seriously i think he had a lot of sweat coming out and he kept on repeating everything that he needed help and so the government does not have any shock term help these people they've just been left to the effete families or simply abandoned. that is definitely.

but it will be correspondent in lagos nigeria thank you for your time. now in malawi there were location of hundreds of elephants that was meant to be a sign of hope and when you will knock on effects on nearby residents falling ill because of the tiny parasites carried by bites and sets of flies insects frequent companions of the elephants. the offending destructive beast in this story is this big as far as local farmers and jockeys concerned the chuch of fly is massive because it's by carries a potentially deadly punch that spreads parasites that in turn cause something called sleeping sickness. i started having bad headaches and constant pain in the legs the pain in the leg started rising up the waist and now forced me to get help

at the hospital. the problem is the company the church of fly keeps bees elephants about $600.00 of them were successfully relocated to the inn kotoko to reserve to save them from poachers a wildlife success story it's a bit ironic because it's a. negative. piece in animal numbers one of the unfortunate consequences could be an increase in numbers shutterfly traps and pesticide doust targets are being tested by conservationists in the park and the malawi government. the district hospital is testing the blood of those who show symptoms of a sleeping sickness caused by the flies but one infant child has died villagers and farmers are still on edge. as we speak things are quite bad.

but how much we can even be bitten by chechen floods into houses infecting us with the serious to see and killing people who woke. up in my you watch a flies are really killing people. on the end jockey farm we visited earlier where her husband is still weak from his bout with sleeping sickness in us daniel must now handle just about everything an exhausting venture caused by a tiny fly and its huge companions. well that's a phone off from the news africa you can catch all our stories on our web site on things page well so it's a fly zone ots will leave you with more pictures from malawi and its magnificent natural beauty and wildlife enjoyed by fine i'll see you next time.

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