u. n. g agency expects 240000 people to sleep to sell to dawn. a few weeks ago, many of these families had relatively ordinary lives. now they find themselves with little or nothing at all. hardwood tossed out of there to the volunteers in eastern democratic republic of congo. a trying to clear debris after last week's devastating floods and land slides within 400 people have been confirmed dead and thousands are still missing. those will survive, say they want to start rebuilding as soon as possible. i'll just here as catherine . so a report from the village of the i'm a cool be in south cable functions. an aerial view of the cadillac region in eastern democratic republic of congo shows the extent of the destruction caused by last week's landslide. the home schools and markets was swept away. hundreds of people were killed. thousands, i'm missing a major road connecting south and north cuba provinces. was cut off for long to use like a mining with land, trying to clear the debris as a look for me up with these. they are working on a bridge at th

u. n. g agency expects 240000 people to sleep outside on a few weeks ago. many of these families had waited to the ordinary lives. now they find themselves with little or nothing at all. hadn't been tossed out of there to the the you and refugee agency has deployed teams to chad to deliver aid to people escaping the fighting in. so then i'll just there was saying was, robbie has more than half. i'm bought a top and feast and shot the hey groups local government, the military, the police. they all agree. they've never seen anything like this. so far. since the fighting and sudan began, this is easily the single largest population of refugees that are floods to dawn from the slightest fighting in any one place so far in this conflict. and that the mixture of tents just keep going this campus been set up for a few days, a few weeks. it's hard to tell when people started arriving here. but what we do though, is that this is an enormous humanitarian task ahead. these people have arrived with nothing. resources are extremely scarce. and the one thing that is a co

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u. n. a c g agency expects 240000 people to sleep to south to done a few weeks ago. many of these families had relatively ordinary lives. now they find themselves with little or nothing at all. hardwood tossed out of there to the a swarms of locusts in afghanistan, us reckoning. we ta this in a country where millions of people are already at risk of firm. and i'm just here with james base report, some from bank loan programs. this is of kind of stones latest enemy, locusts, millions and millions of locusts. the country already has the worst humanitarian situation in the world with 97 percent of the population living in poverty. but a massive locust infestation is like to make things even worse. this was a weak field until a swarm of locusts haiti's after the collapse of the, of the games. you know, nobody, if it isn't lucas, you know, in the lucas, it's likely to depress. and this is really then just because they can attack even more than a 100, the spaces or crops you know, in, in, in that got the, if, whenever there is nothing, you know, they have an 88 of a thing