The video discusses the challenges faced by people living in disaster-prone areas, particularly in Freetown, due to increasing population and limited space for relocation. It highlights the need for government intervention to evacuate or relocate residents to safer areas. The discussion also touches on the emotional impact on families and the broader implications for the community.

What does the speaker suggest is needed to address the current issues?

• More time and effort

• Less government intervention

• Increased taxes

• More sports events

What emotional impact do disasters have on communities according to the speaker?

• They improve community relations

• They bring joy and happiness

• They have no impact

• They cause emotional and social distress

What does the speaker imply about the government's role in disaster management?

• The government should focus on other areas

• The government should ignore the issues

• The government should reduce its involvement

• The government should take a leading role

What is one of the main challenges in relocating people from disaster-prone areas?

• Insufficient space in the capital

• Excessive government funding

• Too many volunteers

• Lack of interest from the public

Why is it difficult to relocate people within Freetown?

• The population is increasing

• The population is decreasing

• The city is too small

• There are too many available spaces