an emotional vivica says her parents loved each other very much. >> my father doted on mommy. they're together now. >> you're very brave. it's hard to coal this young woman who's barely out of her teens. she's barely has time to breathe. she takes classes. she brings in $70 a month. before their deaths, her fare was the only earned member. i asked vivica if she's worried about not making enough and her siblings being taken away. >> this is my biggest fear. i will do all that i can to keep them with me. >> reporter: they're reporting often abandoned children especially through the second wave have been relentless. >> the biggest challenge is who takes responsibility if i can put it that way and that's where it's so important that we link them to the services needed so that there can be a determination of especially kinship care. >> reporter: orphaned, her memories is all she's left with. >> translator: one of my favorite memories is my parents dancing on my sister's birthday in december. it was the first time they danced in front of us. it's now one of the lasting memories we h

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