now, the community here has run out of water, there is no flowing water so they are actually utilising this particular pipe which is providing waterfor them. now, the community has been collecting water here tuesday, i am told. as you can see, there is a large amount of people who have been collecting water throughout the day, and it is essentially, it has become a lifeline for the community here who have been able to collect a vital resource. but like the situation basically is an indication of the deprivation that many people are facing within this community and other areas of kwazulu natal, who are facing quite a dire situation as a result of this flood. so, it is actually turning out to become a humanitarian disaster, essentially, and we ve got relief agencies and government agencies as well trying to assess but such is the number of people who are being impacted by this disaster that it is really going to take a monumental relief
vaccine for use in 6 11 year olds. 6 11 year olds can now have the madrona vaccine for covid, as an alternative to the pfizer vaccine. attempts are continuing in the south african province of kwazulu natal to find scores of people missing after the worst flooding in decades. more than 300 people died after torrential rain saw buildings, roads and bridges washed away. our correspondent shingai nyoka is in durban, and has been giving us the latest. well, as you can see, the sun is out and the flood waters are receding, but the relief efforts are still ongoing, there are still many people that are missing. we ve heard stories from people on the ground. they say they are frustrated by the pace at which the relief agencies are getting to the communities that are in need and, by admission, the officials say they are stretched beyond their capacity. there are many communities that are still cut off, children that have not been able to go to school, people who have
hospital and not been discharged from main wards because the social care components are not there. that is another reason we are seeing this backlog appearing at accident and emergency, the front end of the hospital. jim emergency, the front end of the hos - ital. , emergency, the front end of the hosital. , ,., attempts are continuing in the south african province of kwazulu natal to find scores of people missing after the worst flooding in decades. more than 300 people died after torrential rain saw buildings, roads and bridges washed away. 0ur correspondent shingai nyoka is in durban, and has been giving us the latest. well, as you can see, the sun is out and the flood waters are receding, but the relief efforts are still ongoing, there are still many people that are missing. we have heard of stories from people on the ground. they say they are frustrated by the pace at which the relief agencies are getting to the communities that are in need and by admission the official say they a
already on the ground from international relief agencies since the russian invasion of ukraine it triggered this humanitarian crisis. today, video captured terrified screaming crowds, attempting to board a train in kyiv, for lviv as gunfire rang out. the panic clear in their faces as the group of people pushed, desperate, hoping to find safety. in recent days, we have seen stand sales of traffic jams and drivers attempting to escape the capital. while these people have the means to flee, we have seen abandoned vehicles on roads after drivers run out of gas. while many of them have money, the atms are running dry as well. this is as we are seeing food scarcity only continue to increase. we have also seen heartbreaking photos of the families torn at these borders with mothers and children needing to say goodbye to their husbands and fathers as
ukraine begins in a town in poland it s about an hour drive to the border itself and we ll press on for another hour or more to get to lviv. we don t know quite know what to expect but here we go a sunday morning drive in the polish countryside proves uneventful until we arrive at a town and come face to face with the crisis. all the relief agencies have set up and we see families who are just making their way across now we cross from a stable and secure poland into an unstable country at war. we transfer our gear into a ukrainian van that will carry us the rest of the way. most of the other cars are going the opposite direction. we pull off to hear some of the refugees stories. they have to leave their house again. this woman displaced after the russian offensive in donbas in 2014 now she s fleeing her current home near kyiv. can you feel saf anywhere again i don t know. but i know for sure that i will be safe only in my country.