causing her worries. it would be nice to be able to actually go out with friends and do nice things, but on the other hand, there is kind of this fear, like i don t really know how it s going to be going back, if i m starting school again, because i haven t been experiencing that in a while. the government has pledged £500 million towards a mental health recovery plan in england, but charities warn it s not enough to meet a long term need for support. the mental health consequences of coronavirus are here in the here and now. many people really struggling. but we also know there is a longer term issue affecting people with existing mental health problems, which we will see for many, many months and years to come. solutions like this alongside clinical treatments can help. for angelica jane, it s music, and for lauren, it s art. i just find it almost a source of mindfulness.
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were off to continue this work. i spoke to someone there, you would call him a seasoned rescue worker, and he had tears in his eyes. he says he has attended all sorts of terrible scenes, deaths, accidents, disasters, nothing he said like what he is seeing now and what they are having to deal with now. that work goes on and i must also point out that as the water is starting to slowly recede here, you are starting to now get ace sense of how badly the infrastructure in this region has been either damaged or completely destroyed. bridges are down and roads and rail networks are disrupted. it is going to take so much time and money to even get this region back on its feet. region back on its feet. generally, thank ou region back on its feet. generally, thank you very region back on its feet. generally, thank you very much, region back on its feet. generally, thank you very much, jenny - region back on its feet. generally, thank you very much, jenny hill. region back on its feet. gene
i know that they are going to a good house, that they are being taken care of, but still, the emotional situation for them is devastating. we know that they are all safe. they are all in safe houses. they were taken there by taxis and buses. of course, some of them are in wheelchairs, so it was really not easy. the lucky thing is that in this house, nobody was hurt. let s speak now to our reporter damian mcguiness who s in the german town of nurburg at a donation and support centre that s been set up there. damien, ican damien, i can see from the sheer number of boxes behind you and the amount of activity going on, that there has clearly been a huge response to the needs, as a result of this flooding. response to the needs, as a result of this flooding. absolutely, enisa. this lace of this flooding. absolutely, enisa. this place usually of this flooding. absolutely, enisa. this place usually is of this flooding. absolutely, enisa. this place usually is a of this flooding. absolu