British Aid reaches Mozambique

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by isolated communities in Mozambique following a disaster. It highlights the international response, including aid from the UK, and the gratitude expressed by Mozambique's ex-president. Communication issues hinder the government's ability to appeal for help. The UK public has raised significant funds to aid in rebuilding efforts.

What was one of the main challenges faced by communities outside the town?

• Shortage of medical staff

• Lack of food supplies

• Isolation due to the disaster

• Overcrowding in shelters

Why was international aid necessary for Mozambique?

• The disaster was too large for Mozambique to handle alone

• There was a political conflict preventing local aid

• Mozambique had enough resources but needed more manpower

• The government refused to act

How did the ex-president of Mozambique feel about the international response?

• Angry

• Grateful

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

What was a significant issue during the calamity that affected the government's response?

• Lack of trained personnel

• Political instability

• Insufficient funding

• Communication breakdown

How did the British public contribute to Mozambique's recovery efforts?

• By offering technical expertise

• By providing military support

• By raising millions in donations

• By sending volunteers