over two weeks. there is no power or clean water and food is also running low. it's estimated tens of thousands of civilians are trapped there, and this is one of them. translation: we've been in a basement _ translation: we've been in a basement. we've _ translation: we've been in a basement. we've been - translation: we've been in a| basement. we've been counting translation: we've been in a - basement. we've been counting every day of this war. we've been hoping for the best, to live as humans, the apartment has been broken, everything is broken, where can we go from the basement? we are cooking out a fire. for now we have food and firewood but in a week we'll have nothing. no food at all. our correspondent wyre davies has been speaking to families who have escaped mariupol — and reached the city of dnipro. in recent days we've seen how cruel this conflict is. especially for children. but there is just occasionally kindness and humanity too. this community run centre in the central city of dnipro is the first point of safety and refuge for many victims