We don't even have enough of the basic medicines. We don't have drinking water. There's no food. The price of food has risen several times over. Without clean water, the threat of disease is as great as in the camps.
Stagnant pools are a haven for mosquitoes.
The UN special envoy, Ross Mountain, is overseeing the policy of concentrating assistance on camps which he says house 250,000 refugees. We have pleaded with people not to go back to their homes. The World Food Programme finally delivered two tonnes of maize to Chokwe yesterday. But a WFP official, Lindsey Davis, said there were no plans to send purification equipment. That's a problem.