Cars and motorbikes are driving about all over the place, helping to give food and water at least to the victims along the drivable roads. The villagers said their cattle died during the relocation exercise to Nuanetsi ranch in Mwenezi in the country's agricultural region five, which is mostly suitable for cattle ranching and not crop farming. Many are still living under tarpaulin roofs that were distributed shortly after the cyclone hit last May, with rescue efforts hampered by a government ban on foreign relief workers entering the affected areas. The indication of success of the insertion of the concrete balls can be seen from the rising content of H2S (hydrogen sulfide) gas, as it indicates lower pressure from below.